GLC Fellow, Amb. Luis C.deBaca (ret.), talks about modern day slavery on the The MacMillan Report

Ambassador Luis C.deBaca (ret.) is an American lawyer and diplomat who served in the Obama Administration as Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. He is at Yale as the Robina Fellow in Modern Slavery at the Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at the MacMillan Center. As one of the United States’ most decorated federal prosecutors, Ambassador C.deBaca investigated and prosecuted crimes of human trafficking, immigration, hate crimes, money laundering, and official misconduct. He updated the post-Civil War statutes and the 13th Amendment to develop the “victim centered approach” to modern slavery, which has become the global standard for combating human trafficking through the Trafficking in Persons Protocol to the United Nations’ Organized Crime Convention.
   
Learn more about Ambassador Luis C.deBaca.
Full Episode of the MacMillian Report: Luis Debaca Talks About Modern Day Slavery 

The MacMillan Report is an online interview show featuring the research of faculty in international and area studies.