Ohio gets better at battling slavery

Advocacy group gives state a ‘C’; legislator wants tougher laws

Ohio has bumped up to a “C” nationally and is one of four states judged “most improved” in its aggressive fight against human trafficking.

But state Rep. Teresa Fedor, D-Toledo, isn’t satisfied that the state has done enough to combat the scourge of children and young women forced into sex-trafficking.   Read on at Columbus Dispatch...