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January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.When billions are stolen and hundreds of thousands are trafficked, the security of our digital world can no longer be solved from behind a screen.
A crew of security researchers and investigators travels to the border of war-torn Myanmar and the urban centers of the Philippines to document the harrowing reality of industrialized scamming compounds. In these "dark rooms," victims are ensnared in modern slavery, lured by fake job promises only to be forced into executing relentless fraud schemes under the threat of torture. Lights in Dark Rooms exposes the intersection of human trafficking and modernized cybercrime, challenging the global technology sector and international community to confront an urgent humanitarian crisis.
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West Las Vegas Library, 1861 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,Las Vegas,NV,United States
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