Feb 2018: This report provides an overview of the legal justifications in the United States for extending existing protections for child abuse victim witnesses to domestic child sex trafficking victim witnesses, and highlight various states that have passed legislation to this effect. The report includes a review of the use of Closed Circuit Television as a protection mechanism, and also identify other methods that can be utilized to protect child victim witnesses in human trafficking cases.
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