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Facts Between  800,000 to two million persons are trafficked each year across international borders; approximately 80 percent are women & girls; up to 50 percent are minors  (US TIP Report, 2004), of these, 66% are women, 13% girls, 12% are men and 9% are boys.

Persons are trafficked for:
  • sexual exploitation
  • forced labor
  • domestic servitude
  • forced marriage
  • organ removal 
  • exploitation of children in begging, sex trade and warfare. 
Sexual exploitation is the most commonly identified form of human trafficking (79%) followed by forced labor (18%)  Child Trafficking is the 3rd largest criminal activity in the world.
(from  UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons, 2009)
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ROMA 
January 26 – February 6, 2004THAILAND 
October 24 – 29, 2005INDIA 
November  18 - 25, 2009Roma (IT)  
The newly formed Talitha Kum board.
Left to Right: 
Estrella Castalone, FMA - Coordinator;
 
Dagmar Plum, MMS (Europe);
 
Eugenia Bonetti - Special Adviser;
 
Ma. Victoria Sta. Ana, FMA (Asia);
 
Patricia Ebegbulem, SSL (Africa);
 
Gabriela Bottani, CMS (America Latina);
 
Nicole Rivard, NDA (Roma)PHILIPPINES 
November 27 – December 3, 2006
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