Concerns over trafficking of lone Albanian children arriving in Kent

Nicole Weinstein
Wednesday, September 28, 2022

The number of unaccompanied Albanian minors arriving in Kent on small boats across the Channel is “unprecedented” and represents a “new problem” for Kent County Council (KCC), local authority leaders say amid concerns these young people are being targeted by people traffickers.

Unaccompanied young people arrive across the Channel into Dover, KCC said. Picture: Adobe Stock
Unaccompanied young people arrive across the Channel into Dover, KCC said. Picture: Adobe Stock

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