New Jersey A1408 requires human trafficking awareness signs to include Chinese and Korean translations.
New Jersey A1408 amends existing law to require human trafficking awareness signs to include translations in Chinese and Korean. The signs must be displayed in various public and private locations, including businesses, public transportation, and places of public accommodation. The Commission on Human Trafficking is responsible for developing the language for these signs, which must include the national, 24-hour toll-free hotline for human trafficking. Non-compliance with these requirements results in civil penalties.
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