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Human Trafficking
- Are We Our Brother’s Keeper?
- Narrated by: Evan Delainey
- Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins
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Human Trafficking
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Publisher's Summary
Human trafficking has become a global pandemic which affects millions of people worldwide. People of all ages and backgrounds can be potential victims of exploitation and modern enslavement.
Why do criminal organizations traffic human beings and how has it become such an extremely lucrative global industry? This book will teach you to identify the signs of human trafficking and the methods you can embrace as an individual in trying to help slow the vicious cycle of exploitation and abuse of humans in society.
©2019 Austin Mardon (P)2021 Evan Delainey
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