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Coping strategies, such as migration, fewer meals, and lowered access to medical services, often increased the vulnerability of these households and exposed women and children to the dangers of human trafficking.

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Coping strategies, such as migration, fewer meals, and lowered access to medical services, often increased the vulnerability of these households and exposed women and children to the dangers of human trafficking.

DSUAdmin2023-08-10T15:14:59-04:00September 19th, 2017|

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