The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it b — Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it b — Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it b — Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it b — Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it b — Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
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The UN has protocols on both 'smuggling people' and on 'trafficking in persons.' At meetings to discuss these laws, it became clear that 'trafficking' was the term used to discuss women and children, while 'smuggling' was used to refer to men.

— Melissa Ditmore, Juhu Thukral
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