Sentences with phrase «combat child trafficking»

She spends her time traveling, reading, blogging, and working to combat child trafficking through several local organizations.

«We will continue to support NIS in its efforts to combat child trafficking and child labour in Nigeria,» she said.

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International organizations are growing concerned that there will be a rise in disease (especially with lack of sanitation infrastructure) and child trafficking and are doing their best to combat both atrocities...

It introduced the rules to combat the problem of children being victims of exploitation and trafficking.

Actor Ashton Kutcher, co-founder of Thorn: Digital Defenders of Children, an organization that works to combat human trafficking, testified at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's Ending Modern Slavery: Building on Success hearing today, during which he blew a kiss to Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain.

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