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Sex-trafficking survivors are increasingly suing to hold hotel chains liable for abuse on their properties, new investigation finds

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By Carmen Molina Acosta Some of the United States’ best-known hotel franchises have served as the backdrop to sex-trafficking crimes for decades, a new investigation by The New Yorker and Berkeley Journalism’s Investigative Reporting…

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