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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2007 · 27 MIN

Dechen Tsering - Human Rights and Sex Trafficking

from Inside Social Innovation

One of the greatest human rights abuses is sex trafficking. Millions of women and girls each year are tricked, trapped, bought, sold, and forced into service in sex industries. In this audio lecture, Dechen Tsering explores the causes of trafficking and the techniques used by traffickers. She advocates a holistic approach to stop this grave violation against women and describes the work Global Fund for Women undertakes in Southeast Asia and around the world toward this end. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/dechen_tsering_-_human_rights_and_sex_trafficking

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