Have 22 Ugandans been trafficked to Myanmar?
Ugandan government says at least 22 Ugandans are being held captive in Myanmar
Focus on Africa · BBC World Service
December 15, 202331m 15s
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Show Notes
Uganda's Ministry of Internal Affairs says that at least 22 Ugandans are currently being held captive in Myanmar. The deputy national coordinator for trafficking in persons said they were originally destined for work in Thailand.
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