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NYT: 26 Young Women From Nigeria Found Dead in Mediterranean Sea

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Andrea Salcedo

I believe this story of the 26 Nigerian women, ranging from ages 14 to 18, found dead in the mediterranean Sea this weekend is a way of reminding people that modern sex-trafficking still exists. I would hope the New York … Continue reading →

Posted in crisis reporting, immigrants across the globe, trafficking, Uncategorized | Tagged nigerians trafficked | 1 Comment

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NYT: 26 Young Women From Nigeria Found Dead in Mediterranean Sea

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