Child trafficking thrives in environments of family dysfunction, lack of parental care, poverty, inequality, and government shortcoming in child protection.To #EndHumanTrafficking, every member of society has a responsibility to confront these root causes. Read More
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Child trafficking thrives in environments of family dysfunction, lack of parental care, poverty, inequality, and government shortcoming in child protection. To #EndHumanTrafficking, every member of society has a responsibility to confront these root causes.
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