The group Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body led a protest earlier this year against modern-day slavery in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong
The group Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body led a protest earlier this year against modern-day slavery in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong
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Hong Kong must lead the fight against human trafficking, rather than just do the bare minimum

Tony Read says the government needs to first admit that the city plays a role in the global problem, and then enact an anti-trafficking law that can be a model for the region

Tony Read

Updated: 7:32pm, 8 Jul, 2016

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The group Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body led a protest earlier this year against modern-day slavery in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong
The group Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body led a protest earlier this year against modern-day slavery in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong
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