Despite sustained anti-trafficking efforts, millions of individuals are bound by mental, physical and financial coercion and manipulation by traffickers who exploit their vulnerabilities for profit.
David Cicilline: “Despite sustained anti-trafficking efforts, millions of individuals are bound by mental, physical and financial coercion…”
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Cicilline highlights the ongoing issue of human trafficking despite efforts to combat it.
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