ND Legislature votes to strengthen Human Trafficking Commission, raise awareness following Holmberg case
- The North Dakota Legislature voted to strengthen the Human Trafficking Commission with House Bill 1308 on April 4, 2025, aiming to enhance public education about human trafficking and child abuse.
- Sen. Josh Boschee, D-Fargo, emphasized the need for education, highlighting that 74 arrests were made since January for attempting to exploit children.
- House Bill 1308 will establish a seven-member commission, including lawmakers and representatives from various organizations, responsible for annual human trafficking reports.
- The bill has passed the Senate unanimously and will return to the House for final approval before reaching the governor's desk.
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ND Legislature votes to strengthen Human Trafficking Commission, raise awareness following Holmberg case
BISMARCK — The North Dakota Legislature is looking for more ways to educate the public about detecting human trafficking and child abuse through a bill that would strengthen the Human Trafficking Commission. Human trafficking is an umbrella term used to describe a crime in which a person or group of people manipulate, mentally or physically, another person to provide labor, commercial sex acts or other involuntary services. House Bill 1308 would…
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