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In the year 2004 more than 800,000 people were transported from country to country, for a price. In Japan alone, for instance, there were 80,000 Filipino entertainers, whose real job was sexual prostitution.
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[Summary] => The United States urged the Philippines yesterday to take more positive action to throw human traffickers in jail so it can be removed from a US watchlist of countries that aren’t doing enough to fight modern-day slavery.
Ambassador John Miller, director of the US State Department’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, said he hopes the first conviction yesterday of two human traffickers in Zamboanga City is a sign that the Philippines will do more to combat the scourge.
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In the year 2004 more than 800,000 people were transported from country to country, for a price. In Japan alone, for instance, there were 80,000 Filipino entertainers, whose real job was sexual prostitution.
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Ambassador John Miller, director of the US State Department’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, said he hopes the first conviction yesterday of two human traffickers in Zamboanga City is a sign that the Philippines will do more to combat the scourge.
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December 7, 2005 - 12:00am
