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APPA holds meet on human trafficking

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh Police Academy has conducted a two-day workshop on the `Need Assessment on the Anti-Trafficking Activities in Andhra Pradesh' on its campus here.

The Academy organised the workshop in association with the Bureau of Police Research and Development, New Delhi as part of the Andhra Pradesh police's campaign against trafficking of women and children that has been going on for over an year now.

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