The Fundación de Solidaridad Amaranta, which works against the social exclusion of women and adolescent girls, has launched an awareness campaign on the trafficking of women and girls. Its director, Pilar Casas, accompanied by Antoni Servera, the regional director-general for social services, presented the campaign in Palma on Tuesday. It is aimed at the public in general but especially at younger sections of the population and highlights the issue of slavery in the twenty-first century which particularly affects women and girls.
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Campaign launched against trafficking of women and girls
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