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The Impact of Stigmatization on Professional Responses and Support for Trafficked Youth: A Qualitative Content Analysis
Child trafficking is among the most underreported and misunderstood crimes that affects vulnerable populations. Trafficked youth are often criminalized by law enforcement because they are ill-equipped in identifying them, resulting in arrest and involvement in the system. Signs of victimization are
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