‘What more do you need?’ says Sen. Audette as researchers find ‘strong intersection’ between MMIWG and online human trafficking

A new report reinforces decades of advocates’ warnings about resource development and community safety, says former inquiry commissioner.
More than seven years after the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls' Calls for Justice, a report by Thomson Reuters provides new data on long-standing concerns over the intersection between disappearances, sex trafficking, and patterns linked to natural resource projects.

A new report mapping the links between the disappearances of Indigenous women and girls and human trafficking is reinforcing concerns Indigenous leaders and advocates have raised for decades, while a successful Minnesota case suggests the data could also provide law enforcem...

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