Tezu : 14/Aug/2025: On 10th August, CWC Longding, accompanied by officials and media, visited several houses in Tezu where underage Wangcho girls were living for study purposes with full consent of their parents. The girls were well cared for by the families, but media coverage at the time created the impression of trafficking. Later, CWC clarified that no abuse, trafficking, or wrongdoing was found. The CWC has since clarified that their action was part of wider child protection efforts, as man

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