CHISINAU (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Laura was barely 18 when a palm reader told her she could make $180 a month working in beetroot farms in Russia – an attractive sum for a girl struggling to make a living in the town of Drochia, in Moldova’s impoverished north. That she had no passport, the fortune teller said, was not a problem. Her future employers would help her cross the border. “They gave me a (fake) birth certificate stating I was 14,” Laura, who declined to give her real name,...