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Resources – Spot the Signs

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USA ‘Spot the Signs of Sex Trafficking’ poster (Letter size)

USA ‘Spot the Signs of Human Trafficking’ double-sided card (4.25″ x 2.75″)

USA ‘Spot the Signs of Sex Trafficking’ poster, (Tabloid size 17″ x 11″)

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster. English language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Polish language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Punjabi language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Romanian language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Slovak language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Lithuanian language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Hungarian language.

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Chinese language (traditional characters).

UK ‘Spot the Signs’ poster, Chinese language (simplified characters).

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