Malaysian Buddhist chief high priest headed to Vatican City for human trafficking meeting


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Buddhist chief high priest Datuk K. Sri Dhammaratana (pic) is headed to the Vatican City to attend a meeting on modern slavery and human trafficking with prominent world religious leaders on Dec 2.

The closed-door meeting is organised by Global Freedom Network (GFN), a non-profit organisation founded earlier this year, which dedicates its work to eradicate modern slavery and human trafficking by year 2020.

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