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Human trafficking in Nigeria: Implication for human immune deficiency virus and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) pandemic
- M. Enaikele , A. Olutayo
- Published 2011
- Medicine, Law, Sociology
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This paper looks at the effects of human trafficking and the challenge of the young girl child in the society, furthermore, it also explain Human trafficking as a form of modern slavery, either by recruitment or transfer of people using force or abduction, deception or receiving payment to get consent of a person to have control over another person.
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