UK: Child trafficking not seen as a child protection issue - The Guardian - International Initiative to End Child Labor

UK: Child trafficking not seen as a child protection issue – The Guardian

By Umbrellus LLC

Posted May 24, 2011

In Child Labor News, Human Trafficking

Photograph: Martin Godwin for the Guardian But there is evidence that current safeguards are failing because local authority children’s services see child trafficking as an immigration rather than a child protection issue. Although not all trafficked …
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