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Do Something Small To Help Stamp Out Trafficking

Added 12 August 2009

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People trafficking is now one of the most lucrative areas of international crime.

Some syndicates are moving their major emphases from drug and arms smuggling to trading in people, because the margins are so high.

This vile trade in human lives affects people in the developed world - including nations like the U.S. and most of Europe - as well as the third world.

YOU can do something small to raise awareness of the problem - simply WATCH and EMBED this video, or EMAIL/TWITTER a friends about it.

Steve Chalke MBE, Stop The Traffick
From EDGES with Mal Fletcher

(For the full editorial on this site, click here.)

Keywords: stop the traffick | people trafficking | traffiking | human traffic | steve chalke

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