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There is a need to act now to enhance protection and assistance to people affected by human trafficking: John Abraham

In an exclusive chat with UNODC Regional Office for South Asia, India’s popular film star and fitness icon John Abraham extends his support to UNODC’s global “Blue Heart” campaign against human trafficking and shares his views on some of the most pertinent issues facing the region.

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