TRAFFIC STOP RAILWAY INC.
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Traffic Stop Railway Strategies
2. Develop and strenghten autonomous and collaborative cooperation with public and private partners.
By optimizing the full range of partnerships, such as academia, media, private and commercial sectors, we can further strengthen and ensure cooperation by being responsible for:
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Cross-training, equipping, funding and sharing of general resources
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Encouraging partnerships to take ownership of the social/economic cost of trafficking
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Taking ownership of the impact of iter-related crimes
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Reminding partnerships of the reason for cooperation and the reason we perform our services to protect people at risk from harm
Partnerships are directly involved in TSR programs and projects, decisions making and coordinated activities to affect success, sustainability, coherence and consistency. Investigate journalist are an integral part and play an important role in relationships
3. Promote, enhance and share intelligence and research information that provides necessary investigative analysis and training resources that targets, identifies, and disrupts trafficking activities.
TSR promotes, enhances, and shares information research tools that produce assessments, develops specific approaches, and measures the success of new approaches to combat trafficking through specialized data bases that promotes its usage. These data bases are technically expanded so they can be placed directly into the hands of law enforcement, TSR field professionals, and its private and public partners.
4. Provide rapid and direct intervention and services that rescue, protect, train, and employ victims.
Rapid and direct intervention to protect victims must be prompt, sustained and synchronized. TSR focuses its attention first on emergency rescue/shelter and emergency renewal/revitalization programs. Emergency rescue/shelter is performed within 72 hours after recieving and verifying activites reports. Victims are then placed under protection from their traffickers into (cultural/linguistically sensitive) safe housing in secure locations across the nation. Emergency renewa/revitalization is facilitated withinthin 24 hours of replacement into shelter.
5. Adopt multi-disciplinary, proactive programs that foster cross border, international cooperation and participation.
6. Advocate for legal provisions that can allow joint technical and operational capacities between NGO's, law enforcement, and the private sector
7. Adopt public awareness campaigns
By exerting more influence on anti-slavery legislation and mobilizing human rights lobbies, the the issues that form the foundations of anti-trafficking policies can be affected through the sponsoring of forums, working with labor organizations, businesses communities and others.
1. Devise more creative, strategic frameworks to prevent, detect and dismantle any criminal networks profiting from the trafficking of humans. TSR devises new and bold approaches to the traditionally accepted methodology of how human trafficking is viewed, detected, prevented, and fought. We must think beyond our own local interest and examine human trafficking as an inter-related criminal enterprise and not only as a separate,isolated criminal activity. With a "full spectrum" viewpoint, investigations, and prosecutions can quickly and aggressively target, remove, and severally punish those elements that encourage and support trafficking. The removal of these profiteers and the architecture of other criminal activities activities that they support slavery, and removing them however possible, will greatly improve the freedoms experienced by victims to make choices in more secure and protected ways.