Indian activists confront tradition to fight sex trafficking
Clip: 1/13/2015 | 8m 30s
To rescue girls from sex trafficking, Indian activists confront tradition and family ties
In India, a new law punishes human traffickers rather than the girls who have been forced into prostitution, sometimes by family members. In the second report of a two-part series, special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro joins human rights activists and the police as they go into homes and brothels in search of victims of the sex trade.
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Indian activists confront tradition to fight sex trafficking
Clip: 1/13/2015 | 8m 30s
In India, a new law punishes human traffickers rather than the girls who have been forced into prostitution, sometimes by family members. In the second report of a two-part series, special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro joins human rights activists and the police as they go into homes and brothels in search of victims of the sex trade.
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