Who must post the Kansas Attorney General Human Trafficking Poster?
Kansas law requires certain Kansas businesses to post a notice offering help to victims of human trafficking. (K.S.A. § 75-759). The notice must be posted in a location visible to members of the public in the following public places:
- Sexually oriented businesses (as defined by K.S.A. 12-770)
- Massage parlors
- Healthcare facilities
- Convenience stores and truck stops
- Rest areas and visitors centers under state supervision or control
What is covered on the Kansas Attorney General Human Trafficking Poster?
The poster:
- Provides the toll-free National Human Trafficking Resource Center’s Hotline and Text line contact numbers. The Hotline and Text line can be used to get help, report a tip, connect with local anti-trafficking services, and to request training and technical assistance, general information or specific anti-trafficking resources.
- Describes the National Human Trafficking Resource Center, its nationwide operation, and its multi-lingual assistance.
- Encourages individuals who suspect human trafficking to call the National Hotline, contact the Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s (KBI) via the tip line or QR code, or to call 911 in an emergency.
- Provides the Kansas Attorney General contact number and hours of operation.