“Child trafficking is the recruitment, transfer, reception or harboring of children for the purpose of exploitation either internally or across borders, which is not necessarily associated with violence, coercion or deception”. The kind of exploitation children are exposed to vary from sexual exploitation to the removal of organs for commercial dealings.
As child trafficking is becoming more and more a lucrative business that poses serious dangers for our children on all levels, combating child trafficking has become one of NCCM’s top priorities.
NCCM’s orientation towards this area has been manifested in the creation of a special unit for combating trafficking of children in order to protect children from that serious threat and rehabilitate victims of trafficking.
Child Anti-Trafficking Unit
NCCM’s Child Anti-Trafficking Unit’s Website (Arabic): www.child-trafficking.info
