Title of Proposal
Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia
Overview
Ethiopia well recognized by being the origin, conduit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, and destination for migrants from IGAD member states. This presentation will examine the causes and consequences of human trafficking in the country. Human trafficking is fueled by various political, socio-economic and environmental factors. Dr. Kassaye will discuss the findings of his study, including factors identified as driving forces for illegal trafficking. The results further indicate that the victims in a place where they have been destined usually lose their life, cause family distraction, societal inconveniences, and poverty. He concludes by recommending that social workers and law enforcement officers strengthen their mutual cooperation to stop human sufferings resulted from illegal trafficking in persons.
Recommended Citation
Kassaye, Demelash MA, Ph.D., "Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia" (2018). Annual Conference on Social Work in the Global Environment. 7.
https://research.library.kutztown.edu/social-work-global-environment/2018/2018/7
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2-11-2018 10:20 AM
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2-11-2018 10:50 AM
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Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia
McFarland Student Union, Room 218
Ethiopia well recognized by being the origin, conduit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, and destination for migrants from IGAD member states. This presentation will examine the causes and consequences of human trafficking in the country. Human trafficking is fueled by various political, socio-economic and environmental factors. Dr. Kassaye will discuss the findings of his study, including factors identified as driving forces for illegal trafficking. The results further indicate that the victims in a place where they have been destined usually lose their life, cause family distraction, societal inconveniences, and poverty. He concludes by recommending that social workers and law enforcement officers strengthen their mutual cooperation to stop human sufferings resulted from illegal trafficking in persons.
https://research.library.kutztown.edu/social-work-global-environment/2018/2018/7
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Title of Proposal
Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia
Overview
Ethiopia well recognized by being the origin, conduit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, and destination for migrants from IGAD member states. This presentation will examine the causes and consequences of human trafficking in the country. Human trafficking is fueled by various political, socio-economic and environmental factors. Dr. Kassaye will discuss the findings of his study, including factors identified as driving forces for illegal trafficking. The results further indicate that the victims in a place where they have been destined usually lose their life, cause family distraction, societal inconveniences, and poverty. He concludes by recommending that social workers and law enforcement officers strengthen their mutual cooperation to stop human sufferings resulted from illegal trafficking in persons.
Presenter Information
Demelash Kassaye MA, Ph.D., Addis Abba Univeristy
Recommended Citation
Kassaye, Demelash MA, Ph.D., "Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia" (2018). Annual Conference on Social Work in the Global Environment. 7.
https://research.library.kutztown.edu/social-work-global-environment/2018/2018/7
Start Date
2-11-2018 10:20 AM
End Date
2-11-2018 10:50 AM
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Human Trafficking as an Endemic Problem in Ethiopia
McFarland Student Union, Room 218
Ethiopia well recognized by being the origin, conduit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, and destination for migrants from IGAD member states. This presentation will examine the causes and consequences of human trafficking in the country. Human trafficking is fueled by various political, socio-economic and environmental factors. Dr. Kassaye will discuss the findings of his study, including factors identified as driving forces for illegal trafficking. The results further indicate that the victims in a place where they have been destined usually lose their life, cause family distraction, societal inconveniences, and poverty. He concludes by recommending that social workers and law enforcement officers strengthen their mutual cooperation to stop human sufferings resulted from illegal trafficking in persons.
https://research.library.kutztown.edu/social-work-global-environment/2018/2018/7
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