Malaysian theatre company designs website to highlight human trafficking


The SK!N Project website is a digital extension of TerryandTheCuz's 2016 theatre show 'SK!N', which is an experiential installation based on true stories from those who went through the experience of being trafficked. Photo: Filepic/The Star

Would you know it if you crossed paths with someone being trafficked?

In the run up to World Day Against Trafficking In Persons (July 30), theatre company TerryandTheCuz has launched an interactive website to address the issue by raising awareness about human trafficking and how pervasive it is in our society.

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