Trocaire aks for help to free world's slaves

Trocaire has appealed for help in a major campaign to free the world's 28 million slaves.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001 - 12:55

Trocaire has appealed for help in a major campaign to free the world's 28 million slaves.

The public is being asked to send in postcards to be forwarded to Minister for Labour Affairs Tom Kitt.

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