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Honduras registers more than 200 detainees for human trafficking in 2021

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Tegucigalpa, Aug 26 (EFE) .- Honduras registered more than 200 detainees for human trafficking this year, an affliction which requires "shared responsibility" in order to combat it, official sources said Thursday.At the presentation in Tegucigalpa of the "Think twice" campaign, promoted by the International Organization for Migration, the Honduran Vice Foreign Minister, Nelly Jerez, indicated that her country has detained more than 200 people for human trafficking.(Camera: URIEL GUDIEL)SHOT LIST: THE PRESENTATION OF THE THINK TWICE CAMPAIGN PROMOTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION IN TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.

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