We must get the report right--no fudging, no favors to nations based on other agendas--or we risk losing the most effective tool we have to help the more than 20 million victims of trafficking enslaved around the world.
Chris Smith: “We must get the report right--no fudging, no favors to nations based on other agendas--or we risk losing the most…”
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Emphasizing the importance of accuracy in the Trafficking in Persons Report.
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