The movement to normalize pedophilia and selling sex as promoted in some academic circles is having a real-world impact on efforts to deal with child trafficking, say two leading Canadian anti-human trafficking advocates.
In an interview with The Epoch Times, Cathy Peters, a former inner city high school teacher, said academics are one of the “weak links” in the national fight against human trafficking. The author of “Child Sex Trafficking in Canada and How to Stop It” says part of the inspiration for her 264-page book was to offer a well-cited rebuttal.
