Report reveals gaps in human trafficking screening system

Many victims of human trafficking are not being identified, according to a report which has highlighted gaps in the current screening system.

Report reveals gaps in human trafficking screening system
Thu, 01 May, 2014 - 17:46

By Noel Baker

Many victims of human trafficking are not being identified, according to a report which has highlighted gaps in the current screening system.

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