New Zealand's ECPAT working on three-phased approach to address 'child trafficking' - International Initiative to End Child Labor

New Zealand’s ECPAT working on three-phased approach to address ‘child trafficking’

By Umbrellus LLC

Posted April 20, 2011

In Child Labor News, Human Trafficking, Research

The New Zealand chapter of the international organisation ECPAT says it’s working on more substantive research being done into child trafficking in the Pacific region. The Australian Institute of Criminology has just released the findings of its study, …
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