When Will You Take Action Against Child Trafficking?!Taking anti- Child Trafficking actions obviously begin when you read or hear about it. This is the first absolute answer to such question. But, this happens actually if you're really too aware and concerned about such humanitarian issues. Statistics have estimated 21.6 million children, aged between 5-14 years, working in south Asia out of a total of 300 million children in this age group. Poverty and illiteracy, social and economic circumstances, lack of awareness, lack of access to basic and meaningful quality education and skills, and high rates of adult unemployment and under-employment are factors International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates. Children are perceived as adults at an early age. Child Trafficking had begun and been developed associated with child labour in South East Asia and Africa a couple of decades ago. The reason for this kind of trade is the poverty in these societies in addition to the factor of lacking strong family and society bonds. Some families sold their children to be adopted in so many countries in Europe. Some media sources criticize some of the authorities in so many countries there because of their failure to maintain a positive economical growth. Political conflicts in some parts of this world had generated some Child Trafficking cases too. So, Child Trafficking is very alarming until this moment as we still hear and read about it in the news. But Child Trafficking could be generated also in some European countries. The UNICEF says thousands of children are being trafficked to Britain each year. As human trafficking shows the ugly picture of this fastest growing business as an organized crime, the UN agency urges an end to it since it violates the fundamental human rights. Children are trafficked actually to be exploited as cheap labour, or to be exploited sexually. It seems there're some Child Trafficking companies that are making the big deal in this trade. Is it a new age of slavery?! The UNICEF indicates that children and their families are often unaware of the dangers of child trafficking, believing that better employment and lives lie in other countries. The agency said trafficking is often being masked by the West African cultural practice of sending children to live with extended family or friends to be educated or to find work. While the latest Child Trafficking tragedy came from Cameroon, Guatemala, Nigeria, Togo and Ivory Coast to Britain and USA, many sources estimate that Child Trafficking is growing to as much as 1.2 million children every year. The children are being drawn from a growing number of countries - mainly from West Africa, but also from other African countries, Eastern Europe, Asia and even Jamaica. The UNICEF estimates that 1,000 to 1,500 Guatemalan babies and children are trafficked each year for adoption by couples in North America and Europe. More on Child Trafficking at the UNICEF here: Click on Child Traffecking As for Children Trafficking to Britain, the BBC says 8.000 to 10.000 children from West Africa are fostered in the UK, and many of the African girls and women who are trafficked to Europe end up on the streets. The BBC also estimates that thousands of Nigerian children and young people are trafficked each year, both within the country and beyond its borders. As far as the International Labour Organisation estimates there're around 200,000 children trafficked within west Africa annually. Almost all African states are affected by trafficking as importers or exporters, or both, a United Nations Children's Fund report says. the report warns that children are the biggest victims of trafficking: forced into slavery, recruited as child soldiers or sold into prostitution. To read more on Child Trafficking at the BBC go here: Child Traffick.ing According to Human Rights Watch it is estimated that over one million children worldwide, including thousands in West Africa, are recruited from their homes each year by individuals seeking to exploit their labour. HRW says Upon their recruitment, trafficked children often travel long distances without adequate food and shelter, in some cases suffering severe injury or death on the way. At their destinations, they work long hours in homes, markets, fields, and factories. In many cases, they undergo extreme forms of physical and mental abuse, including beatings, death threats, and the prospect of never seeing their families again. More on Child Trafficking at Human Rights Watch (HRW) here: Child Traffic.king UNICEF called on the government to criminalize trafficking for all purposes and HRW calls for Governments to fulfil their obligations under the International law to protect children from these appalling abuses and indeed, from all practices similar to slavery. Child Trafficking and Other Political Scenes in the Horn of Africa: Eritrea!| Ethiopia!| Horn of Africa!| Djibouti Business!| Eritrean-Ethiopian War!| Eritrea the Red Sea Paradise!| Eritrea Politics, Business and Love!| Ethiopia Politics Business and Love!| Sudan Politics Business and Love!| Somalia Politics Business and Love!| Motivation for Reason!| Subscribe to "Ezine Act" Newsletter at the right column...to keep in touch with Politics, Business and Love? Use this simple form and receive those invaluable ebooks in the "Thank You" page, TOTALLY FREE. Looking for doing any kind of anti Child Trafficking or any humanitarian network? 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