David Ford MLA, Leader of the Alliance Party

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Potential victims of human trafficking encouraged to seek help

5.48.00pm BST (GMT +0100) Thu 14th Oct 2010

Visitor or victim leaflet

Today I launched a campaign ahead of UK Anti-Slavery Day and European Union Anti-Trafficking Day on Monday, October 18, aimed at victims of human trafficking in Northern Ireland. The Visitor or Victim campaign seeks to encourage those who identify themselves as victims to contact support services.

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[Read the full story at the Department of Justice website: ]

[Organised Crime Task Force]

[UK Anti Slavery Day]

[EU Anti-Trafficking Day]

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