Children call for action at confab on fighting child sex trade

Children call for action at confab on fighting child sex trade

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Three youth representatives (on the rostrum) address the Second World Congress against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, which opened in Yokohama on Dec. 17, calling for action to eliminate child prostitution and pornography rather than just words.

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