President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. thanked Australia for supporting the implementation of the Philippines’ work plan in a bid to stem human trafficking across the Asean region. | JEMendozaINQ
Scully, 59, along with three locals, was accused of qualified trafficking in persons, syndicated child pornography, child abuse, rape, and photo and video voyeurism, victimizing seven girls, with one as young as 18 months.
“Most victims in East Asia and the Pacific were trafficked for sexual exploitation,” according to the UN study. “Food-resilience and food self-sufficiency are two of our very basic and foremost priorities in the Philippines. Furthermore, the Chief Executive welcomed the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue ’s “assurance of unwavering support” for Asean unity and centrality.
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