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Cellebrite’s Commitment to End Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking has become an estimated $150 Billion industry. The reality is that more people are enslaved today than any time in our history.  Learn more about this growing epidemic and how technology is helping stop this human tragedy.

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Harnessing Technology Against Human Traffickers

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Time is everything here. Law enforcement agencies and non-profit organizations must work together to look for new data-driven methods to effectively (and rapidly) combat human trafficking.

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– Police 1 by Lexipol

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Read more here about how law enforcement can use digital technology to intercept human trafficking

The Frontlines

Cellebrite is proud to partner with organizations like National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, The Exodus Road, and the Seattle Police Department to supply technology to help them solve cases faster, bring justice to victims of human trafficking.

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    NCMEC - National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

    John Walsh - American television personality, and victim rights advocate, and the host/creator of America's Most Wanted and on the NCMEC board of directors.

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    Matt Parker - Co-founder of the Exodus Road

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    Lt. Corey Davis shares how a partnership with Cellebrite helped to convict a child offender.

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Technology Works Quickly to Put An End to Human Trafficking

Find out how Cellebrite is helping to stop human trafficking worldwide

Much of the critical evidence is inside mobile phones and other digital devices, putting increasing pressure on investigators to sift through that data for the most critical pieces of evidence.