Nigerian Human Trafficking Victims Rebuild Their Lives After Returning Home
- Author:
- VOA News
- Publisher:
- VOA News
- Publication Date:
- 26 August 2019
- Tags:
- Nigeria, Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Nigeria's agency for combating human trafficking is repatriating and re-settling women who have been subjected to forced labor and prostitution after being smuggled into Europe on false promises of working at well-paying jobs. Thousands of Nigerian women have been trafficked in recent years, though some were lucky enough to be able to return to their country. Timothy Obiezu takes a closer look at the story of some human trafficking victims who are now back in Nigeria rebuilding their lives.
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