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Africa: Does 'Human Trafficking' Need a New Definition?
ISS, 31 July 2017
Combating human trafficking has become one of the biggest global challenges, attracting high-level pledges of support from world leaders, especially in the West. Read more »
Does internationally accepted terminology around human trafficking adequately capture African realities? Often what the international community labels as human trafficking is in fact locally accepted labour practices, writes Tuesday Reitano for ISS.
Unaccompanied children at the Musina/ Beit Bridge border in South Africa (file photo).
Timothy Omotoso, the 59-year-old televangelist who is facing charges of sexual assault, rape and human trafficking of 30 girls and women linked to various branches of his church, ... Read more »
A total number of 5,500 Nigerians are set to be deported from Mali and Libya, over various migration offences ranging from human trafficking, smuggling of migrants, and not having ... Read more »
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