The Conundrum of Human Trafficking in Africa
This chapter explores the nature, extent and mystification of human trafficking in Africa. While human trafficking is an age-long, border-less crime of global proportion, its current form and dimensions have enormous negativity on the human race (generally), and pose enormous threats to peace and se...
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| Language: | English |
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2020
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