Thailand Rescues Foreign Children Forced into Exploitative Labor and Sex Trafficking
Thai authorities, in collaboration with NGOs, have rescued foreign children forced to sell goods in tourist areas and subjected to sexual exploitation. The operation led to the arrest of suspects allegedly involved in abusing and exploiting these children.
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