Migration, human trafficking and modern slavery implications for ‘japa’ syndrome in selected post-colonial texts

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• What: This literature review has explored the interconnected issues of migration, human trafficking, and modern slavery as depicted in Woman at Point Zero and Sold . This study examines the intricacies of Japa Syndrome, which refers to the phenomena of Nigerians engaging in desperate migration, by analysing certain postcolonial writings. The research sheds light on the experiences and vulnerabilities of women who are affected by migration, human trafficking, and modern slavery. This study investigates the extent to which economic destitution makes individuals susceptible to exploitation, following Kevin Bales` argument regarding the ambiguous distinctions between voluntary migration and forced . . .
  

   

  

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