The Asian Chronicle

     It has been over a month since Camila Cinalli, a 15-year-old girl from San Miguel del Monte, Argentina, disappeared. 1  While her parents and the authorities continue to search desperately, the media is focusing on the country’s upcoming presidential election, only a few days away. Sadly, evidence suggests that Camila’s disappearance is likely Argentina’s latest case of trafficking for sexual exploitation. Camila is one of the  more than 77,300 people estimated to be trapped in modern slavery in Argentina. 2 Demand support and justice for victims of sexual exploitation. The Argentinian government says that it has a National Action Plan in place to help identify and assist survivors of sex trafficking and other forms of gender-based violence.  The current President, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, has even spoken about how progressive and innovative the National Action Plan is at the United Nations and on other global stages, but the document has never been