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Translating Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: the backstory

Published on: 9 July 2018

Written by: Chus Álvarez All articles by Chus Álvarez

The Global Alliance against Traffic in Women (GAATW) has worked for months to bring much of Beyond Trafficking and Slavery’s core work into Spanish. Find out why. Español

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