UNITED NATIONS (AN) — U.N. leaders urged a global crackdown on human trafficking, pointing out that most victims are women and girls and the percentage of child victims more than doubled in a dozen years.
The incidence of human trafficking is made worse by criminal exploitation of migrants, including refugees and asylum seekers who fled their home country, leaders said on Tuesday.
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