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". – I should like to thank Mr Sacrédeus for his comments. The points that he mentioned were touched on in my original response and fleshed out in the supplementaries. This is an issue that requires a very wide range of responses. I take issue with Mr Sacrédeus at only one stage: unfortunately, the women and the children who are the victims in this particular case are exploited from birth. They are exploited because of the conditions that exist in their states. They are also exploited by being exported like products to the rich West.
It is something that all countries have to take responsibility for. I am proud of the work that the European Union is doing in this regard because it is a model for the rest of the world – I have no point of disagreement with Mr Sacrédeus on that."@en1
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