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The urgent risk to women fleeing Ukraine that we need to talk more about
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Frances Kordonowy2022-03-28T08:30:00
For traffickers, war isn’t a tragedy it’s an opportunity and the flood of refugee women crossing the Ukraine boarder are vulnerable to predators. International Justice Mission’s Frances Kordonowy explains what we can do to support those in danger.
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