Oli insists on wider public awareness, reliable base to combat human trafficking
Oli said the party is committed to joining hands in any effort aiming to prevent human trafficking.
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Kathmandu: CPN (UML) Chair KP Sharma Oli has said human trafficking and transportation are the taboo of the entire human civilization and wider public awareness is needed to combat it.
In his message on the occasion of the 17th National Day against Human Trafficking today, the former Prime Minister urged one and all to unite against this crime to advance towards the building of a just and safe society.
Oli said the party is committed to joining hands in any effort aiming to prevent human trafficking. He also urged the government to build reliable legal grounds and structures to prevent human trafficking.
Nepal observes September 6 each year as the national day against human trafficking to commemorate the ratification of the SAARC Convention against Trafficking in 2007.
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