Already a PBS Hawaii member? You may have an unactivated PBS Hawaii Passport member benefit. Check to see.
Special | 56m 45s
Sex trafficking, a multi-million dollar international industry that uses the internet and the street trade to exploit women, is real in Hawaiʻi. A study indicates that a disproportionate number of victims are Native Hawaiian women. The same study says that local law enforcement has been ineffective in addressing the problem, and even complicit in keeping it alive. Is there a solution?
Aired: 09/05/19
Video has closed captioning.Intellectual Property in the Digital World
People post pictures, videos, songs and other property to social media platforms.
Surveillance Cameras in Public Parks
The City and County has teamed with the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority to install surveillance
The State has a proposal to eliminate the gas tax and levy a per-mile road usage charge.
Sex Trafficking of Minors in Hawaiʻi
Is Hawaiʻi doing enough to prevent the Sex Trafficking of Minors?
Now Showing
Sex trafficking, a multi-million dollar international industry, is real in Hawaiʻi.
Vaping (Electronic Cigarettes)
Officials are sounding the alarm about what they see as a dangerous trend: vaping.
Plans to prevent massive flooding in Waikīkī have been in the works for years.
Tour Helicopter Safety and Noise
Helicopter tours provide spectacular views and create lasting memories for passengers.
