UK Gets it Wrong on Human Trafficking in Nigeria

This week, the United Kingdom Home Office, the country’s interior ministry, came under heavy criticism from the Nigerian anti-trafficking agencyand UK politicians, human rights lawyers, and non-governmental groups for claiming Nigerian women and girls trafficked to Europe can return home “wealthy from prostitution” and “enjoy high social-economic status.” Expand Three women from Nigeria, work on the outskirts of Rome. Nigerian teenagers and young women selling sex is a common sight for motorists in Italy and are a haunting reminder Italy has largely failed to help a fraction of the migrants…

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