Increased Interest In Ukrainian Pornography Encouraging Human Trafficking

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More than 10 million Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homes or seek asylum abroad as a result of Russia's ongoing campaign of aggression.

The majority of the displaced Ukrainians, however, must deal with another urgent issue since human traffickers who prey on women and children have drawn the attention of UNICEF. Pope Francis prayed the Angelus on March 20, 2022, and he urged for the protection of the Ukrainians, emphasizing: "Let us think of these women and children who, in time, without work, separated from their husbands, will be sought out by the 'vultures' of society."

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Long known to favor disappearances, chaos. The "vultures" are prepared to exploit the situation, according to international organizations assisting the displaced Ukrainians. Millions of youngsters are thought to have left the war-torn nation since fighting started. According to UNICEF, young people in particular are more vulnerable to "trafficking and exploitation.

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