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Trafficking of Indigenous people an ‘epidemic:’ rights group

Rates of human trafficking in Toronto are very concerning, says a local human rights group. Melissa Nakhavoly with how they are hoping the report from the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women helps highlight the issue.

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