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Bulgaria marks EU Anti-Trafficking Day

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At the initiative of the European Commission, October 18 has been declared a day in memory of victims of human trafficking. The aim is to raise public awareness of this problem worldwide.

Annually, about 300 Bulgarian citizens, 85% of whom are women, are deceived and sexually exploited, including abroad, according to a statement from the National Commission for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings.



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