The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights has urged China and other non-signatories to ratify rights agreements to help counter the rise in trafficking of women and children worldwide. High Commissioner Louise Arbour spoke at an Asia-Pacific human rights conference on Tuesday.
U.N. agencies say millions of women and children continue to be smuggled across borders, ending up as prostitutes, beggars, or doing forced labor.
Top UN Human Rights Official Urges Ratification of Anti-Trafficking Agreements – Luis Ramirez
Posted by Li Xiaorong | Aug 31, 2005
Categories : Human Rights,Law
