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The Harsh Reality of Human Trafficking
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Human trafficking is modern slavery that takes different forms worldwide, from forced labor or commercial sex trade to organ harvesting, and it affects about 30 million people today, among them about 10 million children according to estimates. While human trafficking occurs in every country, it may look different depending on each region.
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