Get cracking on bringing trafficked victims back home, govt urged


PETALING JAYA: The rescue of hundreds of human trafficking victims in Cambodia and another six in Laos comes as good news for many in Malaysia.

However, they want more done to stamp out the menace once and for all, including in Myanmar, especially near its border with Thailand.

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