Analysis
Organ traffickers moving to open web to target ‘desperate’ victims

Organisations from across the globe have warned more needs to be done if a growing trend of organ trafficking is to be halted. Clive Hammond reports from a specialist police event.
Category: ExploitationHuman Trafficking
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