Review of Research and Data on Human Trafficking in sub‐Saharan Africa

By A. Adepoju. 2005

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Europe’s Migration Agreements with Migrant‐Sending Countries in the Global South: A Critical Review (2009, background): “…Economic Community of Western African States’ (ECOWAS) anti-human trafficking initiatives, and entered into bilateral agreements and memoranda of agreement on immigration matters with countries within and outside Africa on human trafficking, forced labour and migration in general (Adepoju, 2005).”
Seasonal Migration and Early Childhood Development (2010, background): “In recognition of the importance of South–South migration, regional economic integration initiatives (such as the West African Economic and Monetary Union and MERCOSUR) now include regulations favouring the free movement of labour (Adepoju 2005; Ratha and Shaw 2006).”
South-South Migration and Remittances (2007, background): “It is likely that a higher proportion of South-South than South-North migration occurs without valid documents (Weiss-Fagan and Bump 2005; Long, Le Roux, and Wecker 2006; Adepoju 2005).”