This presentation explores the role of human rights frameworks in addressing domestic violence (DV) and human trafficking (HT), focusing on both domestic and international legal structures. It examines the human rights principles applied to these issues, the US's legal obligations, and notable case studies, including Jessica Lenahan's landmark legal battle and the impact of international treaties like CEDAW and the Palermo Protocol. The presentation also identifies gaps in US policy and enforcement, offering insight into ongoing efforts to enhance accountability and support for survivors.
