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The republic of Benin has initiated a plan to partner with Gabon in order to fight the illegal trafficking of children. In a government cabinet meeting on wednesday 3rd of October 2018, government ministers discussed the signing of this agreement hinging it on a keen desire to end child trafficking within the country and comply with international conventions.
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