Modern Slave Trade: Sociological Approach to Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a global phenomenon which cuts across nationalities, religious, cultures and social classes. The statistics about the phenomenon of human trafficking indicate and upward trend. Human trafficking therefore is not only an impediment to development of women and children, but is also crime against humankind. The book provides the dangers and how to deal with the social problems of human trading, its prevalence, causes and solutions. The piece is relevant to Officials of National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP, NGOs, CBOs, Policy Makers and Students as well as all that are interested in the general development of humanity.

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Aver T. Theophilus Holds B.Sc Sociology and M.Sc Criminology and Gender Studies Benue State University Makurdi.He is a Part-Time Lecturer in Sociology, Benue State University, Makurdi Dr.Yecho I. Jacob. Holds B.Sc Sociology, M.Sc and PhD in Criminology from ABU Zaria. He is a Lecturer in Sociology Department, Benue State University, Makurdi