Combating Human Trafficking: Evaluating the Roles of Government and Civil Society
March 3, 2015
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as posted by the channelSex trafficking, labor trafficking, debt bondage, and other severe forms of human trafficking are estimated to affect more than 35 million men, women, and children worldwide. While the U.S. government has led the global fight against human trafficking over the past decade, Washington could do more to focus foreign policy attention and resources on this widespread problem. But governments alone cannot tackle human trafficking. Without the cooperation and coordinated efforts of non-governmental organizations, multi-national corporations, and civil society, human trafficking will continue to flourish.
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