Kenya's human trafficking convictions drop from 21 to six, US report finds
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A recent US report highlights a significant decrease in human trafficking convictions in Kenya, falling from 21 to six. Among those convicted under the Counter-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2010, five were found guilty of sex trafficking and one of forced labour. This decline raises concerns about the effectiveness of anti-trafficking enforcement in the country.
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