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Child trafficking in Ireland ‘significantly under-identified’ as 18 victims recorded last year, report warns

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A report from the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has identified that child trafficking in Ireland is significantly under-identified, with 18 confirmed victims recorded over the past year. The commission is calling for urgent government action to improve identification processes to ensure that children affected by trafficking are properly recognized and supported.

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TheJournal.ie Focuses on the human rights commission's call for systemic reform
Independent.ie Highlights specific criminal exploitation of children as drug runners
Read the full story at the source Independent.ie (Dublin, Ireland) · IE
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