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US buyers spent $7m on child abuse material from Philippines — Report

Punch Nigeria 31 minutes 1 mins read
Nearly 500,000 children in the Philippines were trafficked to produce child sexual exploitation material in 2022, with foreign demand helping to fuel the crime, a 2023 study by the International Justice Mission and the University of Nottingham Rights Lab estimated. A CNN report published on Sunday revealed how children were reportedly forced by family members Read More: https://punchng.com/us-buyers-spent-7m-on-child-abuse-material-from-philippines-report/

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