Human trafficking happens in the US and abroad, often hidden in plain sight. Warning signs at Palm Beach Airport ask travelers to report suspicious activity. Khunam, an activist in Chiang Rai, Thailand, rescues girls from bars exploiting them.
What's something about human trafficking in the US that people probably don't know? That in itself, the stats are insane. Palm Beach Airport, you'll see signs now that says, "If you see anything suspicious." When there's signs in an airport, that's when you know it's right on your doorstep. How are these organizations actually finding victims of human trafficking? There's this lady called Khunam based in Chiang Rai, Thailand. There's a lot of issues around sex trafficking in Thailand. She would go into these bars and pull these girls out and bring them to her house. Eventually, I'd heard about it and that's when they decided to get involved and confront the issue. And then realized that it's not just in places like Thailand, it's all over the world. It's something that exists that people like to sweep under the rug because ignorance is bliss.
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