Who Is There to Help Us? How the System Fails Sexually Exploited Girls in the US

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Summary: The report calls attention to the disparity in
treatment between American and foreign girls
who are trafficked for sexual exploitation. It
serves as an “Amber Alert” as it brings
attention and calls for reform, and services to
over 300,000 American children, whose lives
are at risk of commercial sexual exploitation. pdf: www.ecpatusa.org/documents/WhoIsTheretoHelpUS.pdf

Organisation: 
ECPAT - USA
Articles: 
Article 34: Sexual exploitation
Attachment Link: 
http://www.ecpatusa.org/documents/WhoIsTheretoHelpUS.pdf

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