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Migrant detention "abuse" can scar children for life

Migrant detention "abuse" can scar children for life

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BANGKOK 21 October 2014 (IRIN) - An increasing number of migrant children are being detained in countries where they are seeking asylum despite a growing body of scientific evidence that such incarceration leads to long-term psychological and developmental difficulties.

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