Ministers Express Concern Over Human Trafficking
The Minister of Women, Children and Persons with Disabilities, Noluthando Mayende-Sibiya, has warned that human trafficking may be the ‘dark side’ of World Cup celebrations.
Mayende-Sibiya points out that, "We are very concerned as government about the challenge of human trafficking, particularly of women and children for various forms of exploitation."
Mayende-Sibiya’s sentiments were echoed by Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, who argues that, "We firmly believe that trafficking in human persons is a very serious problem undermining our collective effort to end exploitation, oppression, abuse and inequality."
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Mayende-Sibiya points out that, "We are very concerned as government about the challenge of human trafficking, particularly of women and children for various forms of exploitation."
Mayende-Sibiya’s sentiments were echoed by Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, who argues that, "We firmly believe that trafficking in human persons is a very serious problem undermining our collective effort to end exploitation, oppression, abuse and inequality."
To read the article titled, “Human trafficking - dark side of World Cup,” click here.
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