World Economic Forum on ASEAN highlights a growing problem of human trafficking in South-East Asia
Regional leaders have a shared responsibility to protect those vulnerable to trafficking, especially women and children
Labour laws must be reinforced and recruitment practices investigated to better protect vulnerable people
For more information about the meeting: http://wef.ch/asean16
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