Cameroon Aims to Block Trafficking of Women to Middle East

Cameroon's government is working to stop the trafficking of young women to the Middle East. The government says hundreds of women and girls have been lured to Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and other countries in the past five years. Several students stand at the entrance to the University of Yaounde. They read posters advertising jobs in Kuwait, Qatar, Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates. The ads promise monthly salaries of up to $700. "If I work for a year, I will...

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