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Human Trafficking is a multi-faceted phenomenon involving stakeholders at institutional and commercial levels and is assisted by social and economic conditions prevalent in society. A primary driving force behind human trafficking is poverty, inadequate education and lack of employment.
According to UNICEF, as many as 400,000 children and young women are annually trafficked between and beyond African borders into commercial exploitation. Countries in Southern Africa serve as transit and source countries for human trafficking, while South Africa is the major destination country. The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) indicates that each year at least 1,000 women are trafficked into South Africa from neighbouring countries for sexual exploitation...
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Child Abuse in Witches camps of Northern Ghana
Tamale, Aug. 25, GNA - The issue of witchcraft has been in the history of mankind for a very long time. It is still very rife in many parts of the world, particularly in Africa. The focus of this piece, however, is Northern Ghana where the problem persists unabated and in view of the impact it has on innocent children.READ MORE
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Stop Human Trafficking campaign launched 
On 19 January this year, the Stop Human Trafficking campaign was launched in Stellenbosch, South Africa, at the Fourth National Church Leaders Consultation.READ MORE
