Prosecutors in Texas announced Friday that they have taken down one of the largest websites to replace Backpage.com, the defunct classified website that allowed advertisements for prostitution and ...
NEW YORK (PIX11) — An online classifieds website has agreed to pay $215 million to resolve claims it facilitated sex trafficking through online advertisements. The class action settlement claims ...
Federal authorities are urging survivors of sex trafficking linked to Backpage and CityXGuide to apply for compensation through a DOJ program. Eligible individuals were trafficked via ads on Backpage ...
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a federally administered remission program to compensate victims of sex trafficking connected to the now-defunct websites Backpage.com and CityXGuide.com. The ...
The Department of Justice has extended its deadline to March 31 for sex trafficking victims who were advertised on the websites Backpage or CityXGuide. “Survivors trafficked on Backpage or CityXGuide ...
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