If abuse occurs online, it should be treated just as seriously as if it occurs in person. Frank Russo, Georgia State Di…
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If abuse occurs online, it should be treated just as seriously as if it occurs in person. Frank Russo, Georgia State Director for Right On Crime, tells April Moss the Trafficking Survivor Relief Act was the right first step. But tougher criminal penalties for tech-facilitated trafficking and real accountability for buyers are the fights still ahead. Not On My Watch airs Monday at 7 PM ET on X, Facebook, Rumble, and all your favorite podcast platforms. Watch it. Share it. Know what is funding…
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