Systemic Failures in Protecting Child Victims

This chapter examines the inadequate responses of law enforcement towards underage trafficking victims, highlighting a troubling trend of complicity and denial among authorities. It delves into how cultural attitudes and a misguided emphasis on multiculturalism have resulted in a failure to protect vulnerable individuals, often blaming the victims instead. Through specific historical examples, the discussion uncovers a disturbing pattern of prioritizing community reputation over justice, raising critical questions about accountability and moral responsibility.