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Mongolia Issues

Human trafficking poses a significant issue in Mongolia, affecting vulnerable populations, especially women and children. This crime involves the recruitment, transportation, and harboring of individuals through force or coercion. With 30% of the population being children under 14, they are especially at risk. In response, the Mongolian government has initiated awareness campaigns and established shelters to protect abandoned children and prevent their exploitation. This effort aims to raise awareness and reduce the occurrences of forced labor and abduction within the country.

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Mongolia Issues

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  1. Mongolia Issues Human Trafficking

  2. Q&A • Where is Mongolia? Asia What desert used to be an ocean? Gobi Desert

  3. Q&A • What is the capital of Mongolia? Ulaan Baatar What language do they speak in Mongolia? Mongol

  4. Facts about Mongolia • The 6th largest country in Asia, and the 18th largest in the world. • The Gobi desert in Mongolia was once an ocean. • Navaandorjiin Jadambaa became the first President of Mongolia in 1924. His presidency lasted one day

  5. More Facts about Mongolia • On a minimum salary you will collect US$150 a month for full-time work. • 30% of Mongolia's population are kids under the age of 14 Mongolia

  6. Human Trafficking • Human Trafficking is act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harbouring or receiving a person through a use of force. Which means people take other people which you might know as abducting.

  7. The Real Issue • The real issue in Mongolia is that many people are used for a forced labor. This is mostly targeted to children and women.

  8. What's Being Done • The Mongolian Government held an awareness raising campaign throughout 2006. Mongolia has put up shelters for all kids who were abandoned or who don't have a home. This helps any kid so they don't get picked up by somebody.

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