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Article

5 Jun 2002

Author:
Harry Dunphy, Associated Press, in Washington Post

U.S. Vows to End Human Trafficking

The government is committed to ending worldwide trafficking in humans, Secretary of State Colin Powell said Wednesday..."Approximately 50,000 people are trafficked into the United States every year," Powell said. "Here and abroad, the victims of trafficking toil under inhuman conditions in brothels, sweatshops, fields and even in private homes." Most of the victims are women and children, he said.

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