Luxembourg's “invisible” workforce
Human trafficking for the sex trade and black market exists in Luxembourg. Yet few victims get the help they need to break free. Jess Bauldry reports on the challenge of freeing Luxembourg's invisible workforce.
(JB) Several years ago, a girl found working as a prostitute in Luxembourg was placed in a children's home as authorities tried to help her.
Far from being a minor, it later transpired the victim, who had been trafficked to Luxembourg, was in her mid-twenties and had children in her home country who she had been sending money to.
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