It’s not okay that female victims of human trafficking are 3 times more likely to suffer extreme violence during trafficking.We must increase access to specialized care and invest in eradicating gender-based violence.https://t.co/U1XpdafdD9 #NotForSale #EndHumanTrafficking pic.twitter.com/FyiMhFNc5t Read More
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It’s not okay that female victims of human trafficking are 3 times more likely to suffer extreme violence during trafficking. We must increase access to specialized care and invest in eradicating gender-based violence.
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