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Walk to Stop Human Trafficking Draws Hundreds

May 10, 2010 5:54 AM | Photos


Hundreds marched Saturday in downtown Winnipeg as part of the Walk to Stop Human Trafficking movement.

Conservative MP Joy Smith introduced a bill last year that would amend Canada’s Criminal Code to provide a mandatory minimum sentence of five-years for anyone convicted of trafficking minors. Young women are often bought and sold for sexual exploits on the streets. The bill is now in front of a Senate committee for review, after already having passed a second reading.

ChrisD.ca photos/Ted Grant