Anti-human trafficking unit blames bad traditions for increase in human trafficking
Episode 83, Jan 12, 2018, 01:55 PM
The head of the anti-human trafficking and migrant smuggling unit warns that cultural practices are largely to blame for increasing cases of human trafficking in South Sudan.
The International Labor Organization estimates that human trafficking rakes in $150 billion a year and that there are 20.9 million trafficking victims worldwide.
So how is south Sudan responding to the problem of Human trafficking?
Joining Sebit William in the studio to talk about this issue is Simon Maju Pabek – Director for General Administration Nationality and Captain John MADING mabor, Head of the Anti-human trafficking and migrant smuggling.
Listen here.