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QUEEN’S COLLEGE STUDENTS HELP FIGHT HUMAN TRAFFICKING

By Kevin Fraser
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A group of Queen’s college students have emerged as leaders in the fight against human trafficking. They got together with the Ministry of social protection to stage a walkathon to bring the issue right into the gaze of the public. Jessica Daw reports

JANUARY 18,2016

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