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World Cup 2026 Sparks Fears of Rising Sex Trafficking as Demand for Prostitutes Hits 'Unprecedented' Levels
The World Cup 2026 has prompted warnings from human rights experts about rising sex trafficking risks across host nations, with concerns centred on Mexico, the United States and Canada as demand for prostitution is reportedly increasing during the... Read more.
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