Government to receive petition against sex trafficking today

A petition, signed by 165,000 people, against the sex trafficking of children and young people will be handed into the Government today.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2011 - 08:57

A petition, signed by 165,000 people, against the sex trafficking of children and young people will be handed into the Government today.

The Body Shop Ireland, in association with the Children's Rights Alliance and ECPAT International, will deliver the petition to the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Frances Fitzgerald.

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