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Author: Folah Oludayo

Folah Oludayo is a Yorùbá woman from Nigeria who recently completed her MA in Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies at Oregon State University. Before coming to the U.S., she worked as a counsellor with survivors of trafficking.
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Family Violence is Fueling the Trafficking of Yorùbá Girls in Nigeria

Folah Oludayo and Susan Shaw

We often think poverty is what makes girls vulnerable to sex trafficking, but new research suggests another set of related factors may play a significant role: family dysfunction, domestic violence and abuse.

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