Child Trafficking Continues in Pakistan - SOS Children's Villages Canada - International Initiative to End Child Labor

Child Trafficking Continues in Pakistan – SOS Children’s Villages Canada

Posted May 7, 2011

Every year, 2.7 million people are trafficked. Most of them are women and children. Children alone may account for as many as 1.2 million of the people who are sold into the some of the worst forms of modern-day slavery. Some have been sold by their …
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