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Ministry, NGOs Meet Over Trafficking Report

2 July 2013
Gender / Human trafficking / Informal migration for labor / Labor / Legal education for the public / Local workers abroad / Offshore recruitment and employment / Women in development
ACRA / CARAM / child prostitution / Chou Bun Eng / CLEC / Community Legal Education Center / Corruption / Human trafficking / illegal migrant workers / International Organization for Migration / Legal Support for Children and Women / LSCW / LSCW director Ly Vichuta / maids / Malaysian aid / Migrant Workers / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Ministry of Interior / prostitution / Secretary of State Chou Bun Eng / Svay Pak / the Association of Cambodian Recruitment Agencies / U.N. Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking / UNIAP / US Embassy / US Embassy / Winrock International

Ministry of Interior officials held a closed-door meeting Monday with NGO representatives to contest Cambodia’s recent downgrade on the U.S. State Department’s Global Trafficking in Persons Report, which the ministry will discuss in a meeting with the U.S. Embassy this week. The annual report, released last ...

http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/ministry-ngos-meet-over-trafficking-report-32932/

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