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Child trafficking: Ogun man seeks help over wife’s detention

An Ogun State man, Ejike Anochike, is seeking help over his wife’s detention for alleged child trafficking, claiming the rescued children were house helps. Read More: https://punchng.com/child-trafficking-ogun-man-seeks-help-over-wifes-detention/

Child trafficking: Ogun man seeks help over wife’s detention

A man from Ogun State, Ejike Anochike, is seeking help for his wife who is being detained on allegations of child trafficking. According to Anochike, the children in question were house helps.

In a separate development, the Bihar government has taken steps to curb crimes against children. The state will establish Child Help Desks, also known as Child Corners, in all 1,377 police stations and outposts.

The initiative aims to provide a safe and child-friendly environment, as well as information about laws relating to children, including the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. This was reported by The Hindu.

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