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ZAGREB, Oct 29 (Hina) - In 2016 alone, 38 people in Croatia were identified as victims of human trafficking, and 35 of them were Croatian nationals who were used for labour and sexual exploitation. Experts warn, however, that these figures are actually much higher given that only 2% of victims globally are saved from the hands of people smugglers.
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