H 1917
An Act to ensure fair access to compensation for victims of human trafficking and forced labor
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Bill overview
This bill, H.1917, aimed to establish a system for compensating victims of human trafficking and forced labor in Massachusetts. It sought to provide financial assistance to cover lost income resulting from these exploitative crimes. The legislation proposed a mechanism for victims to receive compensation, acknowledging the significant economic hardship they often face. Despite being referred to the Judiciary committee and subsequently failing to pass, the bill reflects a continuing effort to support survivors.
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Primary sponsor
Tram T. Nguyen
Cosponsors
James B. Eldridge
Mark C. Montigny
Patrick Joseph Kearney
Steven J. Ouellette
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