Factors Responsible for Trafficking - JSS3 Social studies Lesson Note

Poverty: Economic vulnerability makes individuals susceptible to trafficking as they seek better opportunities.

Lack of Education: Limited access to education increases the risk, as it diminishes awareness and empowers traffickers.

Gender Inequality: Discrimination against women makes them more vulnerable targets for exploitation.

Conflict and Instability: Regions facing political turmoil or armed conflicts provide an environment conducive to trafficking.

Lack of Legal Protections: Weak legal frameworks and enforcement contribute to the prevalence of trafficking.