The Future of Youth Trafficking in Burma

I was just in burma the last month, and i suppose some of you may know that the country's slowly opening up. Cause this isa 60 million people withn work very cheap labor. And if we don't have some mechanisms with which we can monitor and protect and promote their rights, then this cycle only continues at a even more rapid pace than we see to day. I think we need to hear and work with communities on the ground to meet their needs. As i mentioned earlier, none of these communities see them selves, or any of the young people in their communities as being trafficked. That discourse is not theirs. So if we want to really deal with these issues,