The trafficked child: trauma and resilience

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Abstract
In order to address the particular needs of child survivors of trafficking, much more needs to be known about their background, experiences and hopes.
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Authors Gozdziak, Elzbieta;Bump, Micah;Duncan, Julianne;MacDonnell, Margaret;Loiselle, Mindy B;
Journal forced migration review
Year 2006
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Keywords
public aspects of medicine social sciences (general) law social history and conditions. social problems. social reform

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