Finian McGrath (Dublin North Central, Independent)

Does the Minister really accept that there has only been one case concerning the trafficking of foreign women for sexual purposes? Having heard this debate and from listening to my contacts, there seem to be more underground cases of this nature. In addition to a national response, an international response is required to deal with human trafficking, particularly for sexual exploitation. The Minister should ensure this is provided. Is there a negative attitude within the Department of Justice, Equality and Law reform to such cases, as well as to the broader issue of immigration?

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