Legitimate Business

A legitimate business is a company or organization that operates in a legal and ethical manner, following all applicable laws and regulations and conducting its activities in a transparent and responsible way. Legitimate businesses are typically established for the purpose of providing goods or services to consumers or other businesses, and they operate in a way that is fair and honest.

Legitimate businesses may be operated for profit or for non-profit purposes, and they may be organized as sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, or other legal entities. They may be subject to various forms of regulation and oversight, depending on the nature of their operations and the industry in which they operate.

It is important for businesses to operate in a legitimate manner in order to maintain the trust and confidence of their customers, employees, and other stakeholders. Businesses that engage in illegal or unethical activities, such as human trafficking or other forms of exploitation, can damage the reputation of the business and may face legal consequences.

 

 

DeliverFund partners with Airbnb to combat human trafficking
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DeliverFund partners with Airbnb to combat human trafficking

The hospitality industry is frequently exploited by human traffickers DeliverFund is a counter-human trafficking member of Airbnb’s Trust & Safety Advisory Coalition (TSAC) DeliverFund uses relevant data and expert analysis to proactively identify human trafficking risk DALLAS, May 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — DeliverFund, a Dallas-based nonprofit intelligence organization that leverages cutting-edge technology to combat human trafficking, announced its…

California Couple Sentenced for Conspiring to Subject Mother and Her Daughter to Labor Trafficking
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California Couple Sentenced for Conspiring to Subject Mother and Her Daughter to Labor Trafficking

Nery A. Martinez Vasquez, 54, and Maura N. Martinez, 54, both of Shasta Lake, California, were both sentenced today for conspiring to subject three victims to forced labor, a crime to which the defendants had previously pleaded guilty. Vasquez was sentenced to six and a half years in prison and Martinez was sentenced to three…