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ISIS’ power is waning, but its child slave trade is still booming

Posted on October 22, 2017 by jaclynltorrento

This week we are posting stories about war. I found this article and really wanted to post it because while it is about war, it also expands beyond that into something we might not even consider would be a part … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, war victims | Tagged children, childslavery, irag, war | 1 Comment

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ISIS’ power is waning, but its child slave trade is still booming

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