IRAQ: Karamatuna: Investigation into the Sex Trafficking of Iraqi Women and Girls

Thursday, November 10, 2011

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SCEME

Asia

Western Asia

Iraq

The Karamatuna programme addresses the trafficking of women and children in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) for the purposes of sexual exploitation and focuses, in particular, on the trafficking of Iraqi refugees. This programme is vital as it confronts this serious problem within some Middle Eastern countries and gives precedence to an issue that would otherwise have limited domestic and international exposure.

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Karamatuna: Investigation into Sex Trafficking of Iraqi Women and Girls

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