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We must learn from Mo Farah if Britain is to end trafficking

We must learn from Mo Farah if Britain is to end trafficking
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We must learn from Mo Farah if Britain is to end trafficking

We must learn from Mo Farah if Britain is to end trafficking
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Letters: British defence needs an immediate boost – but it will take years to reverse the decline

SIR – Lt Gen Sir James Bucknall’s letter (March 4) should be required reading for both the Government and the defence establishment. ....

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Violence: the parallel pandemic to COVID-19

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The restrictions put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19 have, unintentionally, created serious barriers to reaching people in situations of trafficking or violence and bringing them to safety
By David Westlake, CEO of International Justice Mission UK.
As the world grapples with the worst health crisis in living memory, a parallel - often hidden - pandemic has emerged in its wake: a pandemic of violence.
COVID-19 lockdowns and the associated school closures, poverty and joblessness have increased risks of violence around the world, especially for women and girls. At this critical moment when global governments and civil society actors make plans to respond and rebuild, it is essential that we prioritise safety and protection for people vulnerable to violence. ....

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