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Court of Appeal rules that full investigation is key in decisions to prosecute victims of trafficking

Monday, 24 June 2013
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Court of Appeal rules that full investigation is key in decisions to prosecute victims of trafficking
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Child victims of human trafficking who commit a crime could have charges against them dropped if they can prove that the offence was committed as a result of exploitation.

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