UN launches new fund to aid trafficking victims

The United Nations has said around 140,000 people are being held in conditions of effective slavery in Europe, after being smuggled in.

UN launches new fund to aid trafficking victims
Tue, 08 Mar, 2011 - 07:59

The United Nations has said around 140,000 people are being held in conditions of effective slavery in Europe, after being smuggled in.

The UN's Office on Drugs and Crime is introducing a $1m fund to support victims of people trafficking.

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