Chad child trafficking controversy As charity workers are charged, we ask if some charities abuse their positions. 14 Nov 2007 08:58 GMT | Chad Eighteen people have been charged with kidnappingmore than 100 children for passage to Europe [AFP]Trafficking in people for various purposes is causing increasing concern to the international community. Recently, 18 people have been charged with kidnapping more than 100 children in Chad for passage to Europe. The charity behind the flight protested its innocence, saying it believed the children were orphans from Darfur. Yet the UN says that not all these children are orphans and that some of them came from villages in Chad. We look into the activities of various charities in crisis areas and ask whether some of them abuse their positions to achieve objectives remotely related to their original missions. Watch Inside Story at 1730 GMT Watch Part One here: Watch Part Two here: This episode of Inside Story aired on Tuesday October 30, 2007. To contact us click on 'Send your feedback' at the top of the page Watch Al Jazeera English programmes on YouTube Join our debates on the Your Views page
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