Family in Africa – (Not) a Safe Haven from Human Trafficking

  • Radoslaw Malinowski Tangaza University College
Słowa kluczowe: handel ludźmi; rodzina; kultury Afryki

Abstrakt

Rodzina w Afryce − (nie)bezpieczne schronienie przed handlem ludźmi

Instytucja rodziny nie zawsze jest miejscem, w którym ofiara handlu ludźmi otrzyma pomoc, schronienie i wsparcie. Zmiany cywilizacyjne spowodowały, że instytucja rodziny w Afryce (zwłaszcza w Afryce Wschodniej) często przyczynia się do sprzedaży jej członków. Autor przytacza przykłady najczęstszych aktów sprzedania ofiar do pracy niewolniczej przy aktywnym udziale rodziny w Afryce Wschodniej.

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Opublikowane
2019-12-18
Dział
Human Dignity Journal

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