Ennis Soroptimists are urging the public to contact emergency services if they suspect someone may be a victim of human trafficking.
New figures from Ruhama show a 31% rise since 2024 in the number of women trafficked to Ireland for sexual exploitation who have sought the organisation’s support.
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Ennis and District Club of Soroptimists International recently ran an awareness campaign on the issue, culminating in representatives bringing their message to the European Parliament.
Club secretary Mary Flanagan says signs of trafficking can be evident among people working in everyday jobs.
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