Canadian International School pupils (from left) Yuan Tseng, Jem Wilson and James Ma developed the app. - South China Morning Post
'Ingenious idea' hailed as capable of supporting hundreds as well as those who assist them in gathering evidence of mistreatment
HONG KONG: Three 12-year-old pupils from the Canadian International School here have come up with an inventive way to help hundreds of human trafficking victims fight mistreatment.
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