Reference: Trafficking in Persons Report 2010

01 Poverty, 07 Other Atrocities, 08 Immigration, 10 Security, 10 Transnational Crime, Law Enforcement
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“The 10th annual Trafficking in Persons Report outlines the continuing challenges across the globe, including in the United States. The Report, for the first time, includes a ranking of the United States based on the same standards to which we hold other countries. The United States takes its first-ever ranking not as a reprieve but as a responsibility to strengthen global efforts against modern slavery, including those within America. This human rights abuse is universal, and no one should claim immunity from its reach or from the responsibility to confront it.”

Phi Beta Iota: The Department of State has so much potential, if they could just get a grip on the fact that the only thing standing between them and owning the Open Source Center with the Multinational Decision-Support Centre embedded, is the fact that her gate-keepers are blocking every piece of paper on this 9-11 Commission recommended new agency because CIA “claims” it and no one at State is willing to stand up to them.  Human trafficking, like other kinds of smuggling including narcotics and arms and blood diamonds, cannot be addressed in stove-pipes.  It can be represented by stove-pipes, but the collection and analysis must be REGIONAL.  Neither CIA nor any other part of the US get that yet–the Joint Intelligence Centers at the theaters are travesties, just look at the travesty of USSOUTHCOM pretending to help Haiti.  The Nordics and the Netherlands have it right–Multinational, Multifunctional Information-Sharing and Sense-Making Centres is the only way to go–Centres that do both the all-source integrated processing the secret world cannot do, and do not lose sight of the human factor working in 183 languages the US secret world, at least, does not speak.

See Also:

Graphic: President and Humanity

Graphic: Whole of Government Intelligence

Graphic: Intelligence Maturity Scale

Graphic: The New Craft of Intelligence

Graphic: OSINT and Multinational Defense in Depth

Graphic: Holistic Analysis

Graphic: Expeditionary Environment Analytic Model

Graphic: OSINT Support to Four Levels of Analysis

Graphic: Global Range of Nano-Needs

Graphic: OSINT and Full-Spectrum HUMINT (Updated)

Graphic: Four Quadrants J-2 High Cell SMS Low

Graphic: Information Operations (IO) Cube

Graphic: 9-11 Commission Open Source Agency

Graphic: OSINT Global Pyramid from OSIS-X to Intelink-X

Graphic: Regional Information-Sharing and Sense-Making Centre

Graphic: OSINT Multinational Outreach Network

Graphic: OSINT Cell

Graphic: Web of Fragmented Knowledge

Graphic: Information Pathologies

Search: Strategic Analytic Model

Graphic: Analytic Tool-Kit in the Cloud (CATALYST II)

Legislation: Smart Nation-Safe Nation Act of 2009

2009 DoD OSINT Leadership and Staff Briefings

Journal: Worth a Look–the Echo Chamber Project

2006 House Appropriations Committee Public Law 109-163 6 January 2006 Section 931 Department of Defense Strategy for Open-Source Intelligence

2006 THE SMART NATION ACT: Public Intelligence in the Public Interest

2006 Simmons (US) Policy Preface to Information Operations (IO) Book

2006 INFORMATION OPERATIONS: All Information, All Languages, All the Time

2005 Simmons (US) Puts Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) into Intelligence Reform Legislation

2004 Simmons (US) Draft Legislation Smart Nation Act

1995 Simmons (US) Open Source Intelligence: An Examination of Its Exploitation in the Defense Intelligence Community

U.S. Spends 0.1% of War on Drugs Budget Fighting Human Trafficking

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