Victims of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein are now turning their attention to New York lawmakers, urging them to strengthen penalties for human traffickers. In the wake of Epstein's death in prison, survivors of his abuse are pushing for tougher laws to hold traffickers accountable and prevent similar crimes from happening in the future. They argue that the current penalties for human trafficking are woefully inadequate, and that stricter laws are needed to deter traffickers and protect vulnerable victims. As lawmakers consider new legislation, the voices of Epstein's victims are adding weight to the push for change.
Epstein victims urge New York lawmakers to increase penalties for traffickers WXXI News
