Globe & Mail, Sept 13 2010: Thousands of women are being coerced into joining a thriving Canadian sex trade that almost never results in any criminal charges, the Mounties say. While there is ample anecdotal evidence that human trafficking is a rampant problem in this country, “the extent of human trafficking and the number of victims in Canada is still virtually unknown,” according to a new RCMP assessment. Read More
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Human trafficking rampant in Canada, RCMP reports
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