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Monday 21 May 2012   Human Trafficking in Wales: The Hidden Story    Speakers: Robert Tooby Anti Human Trafficking Co-ordinator for Wales Barbara Natasegara Chief Executive, Safer Wales Terry Tennens International Justice Mission Chaired by Joyce Watson AM 6-8pm, Warehouse Suite, Novotel, Schooner Way

With informed and inspiring speakers from the police, civil society and politics, join us to hear more about the hidden story of human trafficking in Wales: the extent of the problem and the initiatives and projects in place to prevent it and protect those most vulnerable in Wales.

To register your attendance, or for further information, please e-mail naomiblight@wcia.org.uk or phone 029 2022 8549.

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