Human Trafficking in Eastern Africa: Research Assessment and Baseline Information in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Burundi.

Author:
International Organisation for Migration
Publisher:
International Organisation for Migration
Publication Date:
18 July 2011
Tags:
East Africa, Human Rights

Trafficking in persons has been a reported problem in Eastern Africa for several years. IOM’s research efforts have focused on investigating the factors that may be facilitating human trafficking in Eastern Africa; developing profiles of both traffickers and their victims, exploring the activities, means and purposes of trafficking in the region; and the health conditions of trafficked people in Eastern Africa.

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