An Act relative to posting information about the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill would require hair salons and cosmetology schools in Massachusetts to post information about the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline. The goal is to raise awareness about human trafficking and provide a readily available resource for victims and those who suspect trafficking is occurring. By making this information accessible in locations where many people regularly visit, the bill aims to increase reporting and potentially prevent further exploitation. The bill’s intent is to empower individuals to recognize and respond to human trafficking.
Key provisions
- Requires hair salons and cosmetology schools to display information about the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline.
- The information displayed must include the hotline number and a brief description of the center’s services.
- The bill applies statewide to all hair salons and cosmetology schools in Massachusetts.
Who is affected
- Hair salons
- Cosmetology schools
- Clients of hair salons and cosmetology schools
- Human trafficking victims
- Massachusetts residents
Notable changes
- This bill introduces a requirement for businesses to actively promote awareness of the National Human Trafficking Resource Center.
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