Filipina Church Administrator on FBI's 'Most Wanted' List for Child Sex Trafficking
A top administrator of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) church in the Philippines has been placed on the U.S. FBI's 'Most Wanted' list for child sex trafficking. This development highlights renewed concerns over human trafficking within the country.
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