For decades, human trafficking discussions have often emphasized cross-border movement—victims being trafficked from one country to another. Yet the reality unfolding in 2025 tells a different story: most trafficking victims are now exploited within their own countries. This fundamental shift requires us to refocus prevention, intervention, and awareness efforts at the local and national levels. The Reality of Domestic Exploitation Many victims today suffer exploitation in fa

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From October 23rd to 27th, Body Acceptance Week encourages people to embrace and celebrate their bodies in all shapes, sizes, and forms....