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Human Trafficking - The New York Times NYTimes.com no longer supports Internet Explorer 9 or earlier. Please upgrade your browser. LEARN MORE » Skip to content Skip to navigation The New York Times Human Trafficking \| Site Search Navigation Search NYTimes.com Site Navigation Site Mobile Navigation Advertisement Supported by Human Trafficking News about Human Trafficking, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. More News about human trafficking, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. Latest Search Search Latest Articles Kentucky Derby a Magnet for Human Trafficking, Officials Warn Human traffickers are likely to prey on vulnerable young women and children at this year's Kentucky Derby, state and local officials warned on Monday, and urged spectators to be alert to people with matching tattoos or branding marks. April 23, 2019 A Second Judge Says Robert Kraft Videos Cannot Be Released Yet In a victory for the Patriots’ owner, a Florida judge said the videos could not be released until a jury was sworn in or the case was concluded in some way. By VICTOR MATHER and KEN BELSON April 23, 2019 Kentucky Derby a Magnet for Human Trafficking, Officials Warn Human traffickers are likely to prey on vulnerable young women and children at this year's Kentucky Derby, state and local officials warned on Monday, and urged spectators to be alert to people with matching tattoos or branding marks. April 23, 2019 On Good Friday, Pope Hears Harrowing Stories of Human Trafficking Pope Francis led Good Friday services dedicated to the victims of human trafficking and the plight of migrants, denouncing leaders with "armored hearts" who exploit their plight for political gain. April 19, 2019 Clare Bronfman Pleads Guilty in Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Case, Leaving Leader to Stand Trial Alone The Seagram’s liquor heiress was one of two women who pleaded guilty on Friday in a racketeering case against the cultlike group that branded members. By COLIN MOYNIHAN and BARRY MEIER April 19, 2019 Judge Stops Prosecutors From Releasing Kraft Surveillance Video Prosecutors say they are obligated to release the video under Florida law. The Patriots owner, 77, is accused of paying for sexual acts at a parlor in Jupiter, Fla., in January. By KEN BELSON and FRANCES ROBLES April 17, 2019 Malaysia Begins Inquiry Into 2015 Discovery of Mass Graves, Human Trafficking Camps Malaysia began a public inquiry on Wednesday into the discovery of mass graves and suspected human trafficking camps in the jungles near its border with Thailand, which prompted a regional crisis in 2015, and accusations over obstruction of justice. April 17, 2019 Those Cuban Ballplayers? They Won’t Be Coming Here President Trump killed a deal that would have allowed Cuban baseball players to enter the United States legally and safely. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD April 14, 2019 letter Truckers’ Plan to Stop Sex Trafficking A group aims to stop the crimes by collaborating with truck-stop operators. April 14, 2019 in her words Native American Women Are Facing a Crisis Three senators are hoping to combat what they see as an overlooked epidemic: missing, murdered and trafficked women. By MAYA SALAM April 12, 2019 Fixes A.I. Joins the Campaign Against Sex Trafficking Police in New York and other cities are turning to a bot to imitate women selling sex to men looking to buy it. It’s a new tool in the drive to break up trafficking rings. By TINA ROSENBERG April 9, 2019 ‘Jane Doe Ponytail’: Her Life Ended in N.Y. Now Her Brother’s Bringing Her Home. After a woman fell to her death during a raid on a Queens massage parlor, her brother conducted his own investigation. He’s now returning to China with her ashes. By DAN BARRY and JEFFREY E. SINGER April 9, 2019 Allison Mack of ‘Smallville’ Pleads Guilty in Case of Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Where Women Were Branded Ms. Mack wept as she took responsibility in federal court in Brooklyn for recruiting women into the Nxivm organization. By MICHAEL GOLD and COLIN MOYNIHAN April 8, 2019 Critic’s Pick ‘Blowin’ Up’ Review: In a Queens Courtroom, Humanity Prevails Stephanie Wang-Breal’s fascinating documentary highlights a program in Queens that treats prostitutes as victims, not criminals. By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS April 4, 2019 Fixes Fighting Sex Trafficking at the Truck Stop Truckers are urged to report sex trafficking on their routes. It’s not “the world’s oldest profession,” one says. “It’s the world’s oldest oppression. These are slaves.” By TINA ROSENBERG April 2, 2019 Robert Kraft Waives Arraignment and Requests Jury Trial The New England Patriots owner continues his adversarial stance in the face of charges of soliciting prostitution. By KEN BELSON March 26, 2019 Robert Kraft Refusing to Accept Deal to Drop Charges of Soliciting Prostitution To have two charges dropped, the owner of the New England Patriots would be required to publicly concede that he would have been found guilty at trial. By KEN BELSON March 22, 2019 Robert Kraft’s Future in the Balance: ‘I Am Truly Sorry’ Tom Brady, Meek Mill, Drew Bledsoe and Kenny Chesney on the man caught up in a scandal. By KATHERINE ROSMAN and KEN BELSON March 22, 2019 Robert Kraft and Others Ask to Have Evidence Kept Private in Florida Case The evidence the Patriots owner and 14 other men charged with soliciting prostitution are trying to seal includes hidden camera video of them inside a massage parlor. By KEN BELSON March 20, 2019 Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Offered a Deal That Would Drop Charges The offer — sent to 25 men involved in the solicitation of prostitution case — requires admitting that Florida prosecutors would win if their cases went to trial. By KEN BELSON March 19, 2019 Skip to Navigation Recent Videos Patriots Owner Charged in Prostitution Investigation Feb. 22, 2019 Sex Work in Amsterdam Is Legal, But Still Taboo Aug. 14, 2017 Running the Mediterranean’s Trauma Ward Dec. 21, 2016 Search Articles 1056 results for sorted by Kentucky Derby a Magnet for Human Trafficking, Officials Warn Human traffickers are likely to prey on vulnerable young women and children at this year's Kentucky Derby, state and local officials warned on Monday, and urged spectators to be alert to people with matching tattoos or branding marks. April 23, 2019 A Second Judge Says Robert Kraft Videos Cannot Be Released Yet In a victory for the Patriots’ owner, a Florida judge said the videos could not be released until a jury was sworn in or the case was concluded in some way. By VICTOR MATHER and KEN BELSON April 23, 2019 Kentucky Derby a Magnet for Human Trafficking, Officials Warn Human traffickers are likely to prey on vulnerable young women and children at this year's Kentucky Derby, state and local officials warned on Monday, and urged spectators to be alert to people with matching tattoos or branding marks. April 23, 2019 On Good Friday, Pope Hears Harrowing Stories of Human Trafficking Pope Francis led Good Friday services dedicated to the victims of human trafficking and the plight of migrants, denouncing leaders with "armored hearts" who exploit their plight for political gain. April 19, 2019 Clare Bronfman Pleads Guilty in Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Case, Leaving Leader to Stand Trial Alone The Seagram’s liquor heiress was one of two women who pleaded guilty on Friday in a racketeering case against the cultlike group that branded members. By COLIN MOYNIHAN and BARRY MEIER April 19, 2019 Judge Stops Prosecutors From Releasing Kraft Surveillance Video Prosecutors say they are obligated to release the video under Florida law. The Patriots owner, 77, is accused of paying for sexual acts at a parlor in Jupiter, Fla., in January. By KEN BELSON and FRANCES ROBLES April 17, 2019 Malaysia Begins Inquiry Into 2015 Discovery of Mass Graves, Human Trafficking Camps Malaysia began a public inquiry on Wednesday into the discovery of mass graves and suspected human trafficking camps in the jungles near its border with Thailand, which prompted a regional crisis in 2015, and accusations over obstruction of justice. April 17, 2019 Those Cuban Ballplayers? They Won’t Be Coming Here President Trump killed a deal that would have allowed Cuban baseball players to enter the United States legally and safely. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD April 14, 2019 letter Truckers’ Plan to Stop Sex Trafficking A group aims to stop the crimes by collaborating with truck-stop operators. April 14, 2019 in her words Native American Women Are Facing a Crisis Three senators are hoping to combat what they see as an overlooked epidemic: missing, murdered and trafficked women. By MAYA SALAM April 12, 2019 Fixes A.I. Joins the Campaign Against Sex Trafficking Police in New York and other cities are turning to a bot to imitate women selling sex to men looking to buy it. It’s a new tool in the drive to break up trafficking rings. By TINA ROSENBERG April 9, 2019 ‘Jane Doe Ponytail’: Her Life Ended in N.Y. Now Her Brother’s Bringing Her Home. After a woman fell to her death during a raid on a Queens massage parlor, her brother conducted his own investigation. He’s now returning to China with her ashes. By DAN BARRY and JEFFREY E. SINGER April 9, 2019 Allison Mack of ‘Smallville’ Pleads Guilty in Case of Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Where Women Were Branded Ms. Mack wept as she took responsibility in federal court in Brooklyn for recruiting women into the Nxivm organization. By MICHAEL GOLD and COLIN MOYNIHAN April 8, 2019 Critic’s Pick ‘Blowin’ Up’ Review: In a Queens Courtroom, Humanity Prevails Stephanie Wang-Breal’s fascinating documentary highlights a program in Queens that treats prostitutes as victims, not criminals. By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS April 4, 2019 Fixes Fighting Sex Trafficking at the Truck Stop Truckers are urged to report sex trafficking on their routes. It’s not “the world’s oldest profession,” one says. “It’s the world’s oldest oppression. These are slaves.” By TINA ROSENBERG April 2, 2019 Robert Kraft Waives Arraignment and Requests Jury Trial The New England Patriots owner continues his adversarial stance in the face of charges of soliciting prostitution. By KEN BELSON March 26, 2019 Robert Kraft Refusing to Accept Deal to Drop Charges of Soliciting Prostitution To have two charges dropped, the owner of the New England Patriots would be required to publicly concede that he would have been found guilty at trial. By KEN BELSON March 22, 2019 Robert Kraft’s Future in the Balance: ‘I Am Truly Sorry’ Tom Brady, Meek Mill, Drew Bledsoe and Kenny Chesney on the man caught up in a scandal. By KATHERINE ROSMAN and KEN BELSON March 22, 2019 Robert Kraft and Others Ask to Have Evidence Kept Private in Florida Case The evidence the Patriots owner and 14 other men charged with soliciting prostitution are trying to seal includes hidden camera video of them inside a massage parlor. By KEN BELSON March 20, 2019 Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Offered a Deal That Would Drop Charges The offer — sent to 25 men involved in the solicitation of prostitution case — requires admitting that Florida prosecutors would win if their cases went to trial. By KEN BELSON March 19, 2019 Skip to Navigation Go to Home Page » Site Index The New York Times Site Index Navigation News World U.S. Politics N.Y. Business Tech Science Health Sports Education Obituaries Today's Paper Corrections Opinion Today's Opinion Op-Ed Columnists Editorials Op-Ed Contributors Letters Sunday Review Video: Opinion Arts Today's Arts Art & Design Books Dance Movies Music N.Y.C. Events Guide Television Theater Video: Arts Living Automobiles Crossword Food Education Fashion & Style Health Jobs Magazine N.Y.C. Events Guide Real Estate T Magazine Travel Weddings & Celebrations Listings & More Reader Center Classifieds Tools & Services N.Y.C. 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