Pope Francis on Sunday decried the genital mutilation of millions of girls and the trafficking of women for sex, including openly on city streets, so others can make money off them. According to UN figures, at least 200 million girls and women alive today have undergone the practice. The pontiff also told the faithful that on Tuesday, there will be a day of prayer and reflection worldwide against human trafficking. Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 8 Pope Francis leads a Mass at Megaron Concert Hall in Athens. AP Photo“This is a deep wound, inflicted by the shameful search of economic interests, without respect for the human person,” Pope Francis said.

Source: Ethiopian News February 06, 2022 19:32 UTC