Nikki Clifton: 3 ways businesses can fight sex trafficking
Nikki Clifton: Tiga cara perusahaan dapat melawan perdagangan seks
Nikki Clifton represents UPS's interests before Members of US Congress, federal agencies and the states’ Attorneys General. Full bio
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legal official in the state of Georgia:
yang tertinggi di negara bagian Georgia:
basketball tournament.
lomba basket Final Four.
could help sponsor billboards
dapat membantu mensponsori baliho
trafficking campaign.
anti-perdagangan manusia.
because sex trafficking spikes
karena perdagangan seks meningkat
and with conventions.
dan saat ada konferensi.
would help to raise awareness.
meningkatkan kesadaran.
was to politely decline.
untuk menolak dengan sopan.
corporate America could get involved in.
Amerika dapat membantu.
left for someone else.
ditinggalkan untuk orang lain.
how big the problem really is.
seberapa besar masalah sebenarnya.
in my company's home town.
di kota asal perusahaan saya.
di Atlanta selama bertahun-tahun.
that the birthplace of my children
bahwa tempat lahirnya anak saya
for sex trafficking in the US.
digunakan untuk perdagangan seks di AS.
Atlanta's illegal sex trade
perdagangan seks ilegal di Atlanta
290 million dollars a year.
290 juta dolar per tahun.
illegal gun and drug trade combined.
senjata dan narkoba ilegal, digabung.
and we helped with the billboards.
dan kami membantu dengan balihonya.
like it wasn't enough.
bahwa itu tidak cukup.
needed to do more.
ingin melakukan lebih banyak.
dengan orang tentang ini
would turn from curiosity:
berubah dari penasaran:
to do something about that."
sesuatu tentang itu."
every prostitute is a victim, are you?
setiap pelacur adalah korban, kan?
what they're getting into?"
tahu apa yang mereka lakukan?"
mengapa orang-orang bingung.
why people are confused.
the people that I'm talking about
orang yang saya bicarakan
under federal law, for adults.
di bawah hukum, untuk orang dewasa.
18 tahun yang diangkut,
untuk seks komersial,
force, fraud or coercion is used.
paksaan atau penipuan digunakan.
gender or socioeconomic barrier.
gender, atau kekayaan.
that I met in Washington, DC.
yang saya bertemu di Washington DC.
from the time she was 14 until she was 16.
berumur 14 hingga 16 tahun.
of the foster care system.
up to five times a day.
dia diperdagangkan hingga lima kali sehari
the term "human trafficking;"
"perdagangan manusia,"
a part of her life as a foster care kid.
hidupnya sebagai anak asuh.
in affluent areas and gated communities.
dalam tempat makmur dan tertutup.
into sex trafficking situations
ke situasi perdagangan seks
contracts, cell phones.
pemodelan, telepon.
right off the street.
langsung diculik dari jalan.
200,000 to 300,000 girls and boys
300.000 anak perempuan dan laki-laki.
for commercial sex trafficking every year.
perdagangan seks komersial setiap tahun.
Labor Organization
Organisasi Buruh Internasional
one million children a year
sejuta anak-anak per tahun
for raising awareness generally,
meningkatkan kesadaran pada umumnya,
to put an end to this problem.
untuk mengakhiri masalah ini.
serious about sex trafficking,
lebih serius tentang perdagangan seks,
out of modern-day slavery.
atau menangkap para pedagang seks.
sex trafficking in the US,
perdagangan seks di AS,
and target demand.
dan menargetkan permintaan.
is in the perfect position
berada di posisi terbaik
bisnis yang besar.
that starts with the customer.
yang dimulai dari sang pembeli.
the customer is referred to as a John.
pembelinya disebut "John".
for sex trafficking.
permintaan untuk perdagangan seks.
dalam stereotip rapi.
tidak ada korban.
to put a dent in sex trafficking,
perdagangan seks,
while he's at work.
melakukan itu saat ia bekerja.
Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking,
Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking,
bekerja pada tahun 2012,
tentang para John di Seattle.
employed at local businesses.
bekerja di perusahaan setempat.
when they are traveling for business,
saat perjalanan bisnis,
that web-based sex buying
pembelian seks melalui web
buying sex in the middle of the workday.
ini sedang bekerja.
Johns in the middle of the workday
menghentikan para John membeli seks
in three simple ways.
dalam tiga cara sederhana.
mengatakan dengan jelas,
sex-buying during work,
pembelian seks saat bekerja,
atau saat waktu bekerja.
has to specifically give an example
Anda harus memberi contoh
seks saat Anda pergi,
while you're traveling,
because that's where it's happening.
karena itulah tempat terjadinya.
as its enforcement and its communication.
dengan pelaksanaan dan komunikasinya.
menunjukkan dari para John
is public humiliation and embarrassment.
adalah penghinaan publik dan rasa malu.
para John membeli seks,
or company resources,
sumber daya perusahaan,
or sweep it under the rug
of the best ways to start.
tempat terbaik untuk mulai.
in simply training their workforce
dengan melatih tenaga kerjanya
of human trafficking.
our company could make a big difference.
perusahaan saya dapat membantu.
airports and truck stops
pemberhentian truk di negara kita
as modern-day slave routes.
sekitar 100.000 pengemudi
to train them to see the red flags.
untuk melihat tanda-tandanya.
and doing things on their own,
melakukan apapun seenaknya.,
a phone number, the hotline,
nomor tertentu, sebuah hotline,
called Truckers Against Trafficking.
bernama Truckers Against Trafficking.
had web-based support and materials
dukungan berbasis web dan bahan
to spot the red flags.
untuk mengenal tanda-tandanya.
about girls at nearby exits.
tentang perempuan di exit dekat.
emerging from vehicles
di bawah umur keluar dari kendaraan
they had seen these women,
bahwa mereka telah melihat wanita ini,
looking for customers.
mencari pembeli.
mereka tidak membeli.
enough to make a call.
untuk menghubungi seseorang.
kami ingin mereka lakukan.
Truckers Against Trafficking --
Truckers Against Trafficking --
for men to talk to other men
berbicara kepada pria lain
and not buying commercial sex.
dan tidak membeli seks komersial.
proudly proclaiming why they don't buy.
mengatakan mengapa mereka tidak membeli.
a cultural shift in this atrocity,
dalam kekejaman ini,
fueling demand.
who are enslaved.
perempuan yang diperbudak.
that businesses can help.
di mana perusahaan bisa membantu.
sumber daya istimewa
that they can bring
mereka dapat gunakan
and American Express
dan American Express
from backpage.com,
transaksi dari backpage.com
that sold commercial sex
yang menjual seks komersial
million dollars a month.
sembilan juta dolar per bulan.
and affiliated websites were shut down,
website yang berhubungan ditutup,
that any company can help.
di mana perusahaan dapat membantu.
that works with companies
yang bekerja dengan perusahaan
yang memerlukan kerja yang bagus
called Hire Hope.
luar biasa, bernama Hire Hope.
we know that it works.
kami tahu bahwa ini bekerja dengan baik.
their flight attendants
through a program called SkyWish,
melalui sebuah program bernama SkyWish,
escape their traffickers
mereka melarikan diri dari pedagangnya,
that businesses can do.
dapat dilakukan perusahaan.
what to do to join the fight.
harus dilakukan untuk ikut melawan ini.
membenarkan perbudakan hari ini.
of the greatest civil rights atrocities
menjadi kekejaman hak-hak sipil terbesar
is uniquely positioned
berada dalam posisi unik
sumber daya istimewanya
to learn the red flags?
mengenal tanda-tandanya?
at the signs that are all around you
tanda-tanda yang ada di sekeliling Anda
for calling law enforcement
menelpon penegak hukum
that doesn't sit right.
yang mencurigakan.
tenaga kerja sekeliling kita,
dan bekerja dengan John.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Nikki Clifton - Attorney, government affairs professionalNikki Clifton represents UPS's interests before Members of US Congress, federal agencies and the states’ Attorneys General.
Why you should listen
Nicole ("Nikki") Clifton is an attorney and government affairs professional with broad advocacy experience on Capitol Hill and in federal and state courts. Her expertise includes labor and workforce legislative and regulatory policy and transportation and logistics industry issues. Clifton recently spearheaded and coordinates UPS's nationwide anti-human trafficking awareness initiative, reaching more than 95,000 drivers and service providers.
Prior to government affairs, Clifton served as Labor & Employment Counsel for UPS in Atlanta, Georgia, and was in-house counsel to the UPS National Negotiating Committee during collective bargaining with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in 2007. Clifton also served as UPS's Employment Counsel, managing employment litigation and providing counseling and training in all areas of employment law.
Before UPS, Clifton worked for Delta Air Lines as Flight Operations counsel. She also practiced labor and employment law with Alston & Bird LLP and Smith, Currie and Hancock, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Clifton received her B.A. magna cum laude in Communications from Howard University's Annenberg Honors Program and received her J.D. from the University of Georgia School Of Law. She is a member of the Georgia Bar and is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. Clifton was selected as a member of Leadership Atlanta's Class of 2008 and served on the Board of Visitors for the University of Georgia School of Law. Clifton was inducted into the inaugural class of national 4-H Luminaries in 2017. She co-leads a Junior Girl Scout troop and volunteers with several non-profit organizations. She resides in Washington, D.C. and has two children.
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