Janice Arnoldi
Janice Arnoldi
The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
Thursday 27th November 2025
Janice Arnoldi & Ashley Franssen-Tingly discuss the complexities of human trafficking in Canada and the crucial role of community awareness.
22 minutes
Eye-opening
Informative
Compassionate
Supportive
Engaging
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Episode Overview
- Human trafficking often involves psychological manipulation rather than physical restraint.
- Romeo traffickers exploit vulnerabilities by posing as protectors or partners.
- Indigenous communities face higher risks due to systemic issues.
- Community awareness is crucial in identifying and combating trafficking.
- The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline offers support and resources 24/7.
Traffickers are really adept at identifying what's missing in someone's life.
What drives someone to seek a life free from exploitation? In this eye-opening episode, Janice Arnoldi brings Ashley Franssen-Tingly, the director of partnership for The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking, into the spotlight. Ashley shares the disturbing realities of human trafficking in Canada, shedding light on how domestic trafficking affects Canadian women and girls, and the troubling forced labour situation impacting foreign nationals.
With a mix of compassion and urgency, Ashley explains the subtle signs of trafficking, where victims are often trapped in a web of psychological manipulation rather than physical restraint. You'll hear about the Romeo trafficker phenomenon, where traffickers exploit vulnerabilities in young people, luring them with promises of love and protection. It's a chilling reminder of how traffickers prey on those who lack support systems.
The conversation also touches on the disproportionate impact on Indigenous communities, highlighting systemic issues that make them more vulnerable. Throughout the episode, Ashley emphasises the importance of awareness and community involvement in tackling this issue. Whether you're looking to understand more about human trafficking or seeking ways to help, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline provides a lifeline for victims and their families, available 24/7.
As Ashley discusses the hotline's role in offering support and resources, listeners are encouraged to consider their role in recognising and addressing this hidden crime. How can society better protect its most vulnerable members from such exploitation? This episode invites reflection on how we can all contribute to a safer environment.