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Human Trafficking


Trapped in a cage with no way out

Not a cage with walls 

Just rooms scattered through halls

Every now and then you hear a shout

 

Women who have been hurt

They flee this brutal instititution

And now I search for a solution

To stop the treatment that makes them dirt

 

Women are humans too

They deserve respect and love

And not to be shoved

Fight the injustice till you are blue!

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