Participatory Educational Research

Participatory Educational Research

Youth Empowerment: A strategy to Mitigate Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in Ghana

Yazarlar: Kofi Poku QUAN-BAFFOUR

Cilt 2 , Sayı 1 , 2015 , Sayfalar 24 - 33

Konular:Eğitim, Bilimsel Disiplinler

DOI:10.17275/per.14.17.2.1

Anahtar Kelimeler:Participatory- exploratory study,Vulnerability,Mitigation,Human trafficking,Unemployment,Youth

Özet: Due to paucity of industries work opportunities in the rural areas in Ghana are very limited. Many youths complete high school and cannot get employed because they are not skilled and on the account of limited job opportunities. As a native and a frequent visitor to the area of study (Bono Ahafo) the researcher became aware of the situation where unemployed youth have virtually fall prey to overseas work scam. The so-called connection men/women take advantage of the unemployed youth who dream of better life in the cities and overseas destinations. They charge them huge sums of money with promise of work and manage to smuggle the unsuspected youth overseas. The plight of some victims of human trafficking informed the choice of this exploratory participatory study. This participatory study which took place in four rural municipalities involved some victims of the scam, their parents and relatives in face to face interviews.


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@article{2015, title={Youth Empowerment: A strategy to Mitigate Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in Ghana}, volume={2}, number={1}, publisher={Participatory Educational Research}, author={Kofi Poku QUAN-BAFFOUR}, year={2015}, pages={24–33} }
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Kofi Poku QUAN-BAFFOUR. (2015). Youth Empowerment: A strategy to Mitigate Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in Ghana (Vol. 2, pp. 24–33). Vol. 2, pp. 24–33. Participatory Educational Research.
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Kofi Poku QUAN-BAFFOUR. Youth Empowerment: A Strategy to Mitigate Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in Ghana. no. 1, Participatory Educational Research, 2015, pp. 24–33.