By Mustapha Dumbuya alias (Ezekiel)
Human trafficking and organ harvesting are abhorrent practices that must be condemned in the strongest terms.
In recent years, fake agencies have proliferated across Nigeria, Ghana, and other African nations, luring women with promises of domestic jobs in countries like China, Korea, and Japan.
Instead, these women are trafficked to countries such as Dubai, Egypt, Libya, and Lebanon, where they face unimaginable abuse.
These women, seeking a better future, are deceived and end up in situations where they are treated inhumanely.
Reports and secretly recorded footage have revealed the extent of their suffering, including physical abuse, forced labor, and the horrific practice of organ harvesting.
Kidnapped and held against their will, these victims are often killed for their kidneys, hearts, and livers, which are then sold on the black market.
This despicable act is a form of modern-day slavery and terrorism, violating the basic human rights and dignity of these women.
It is a glaring example of how human rights are disregarded in parts of the Middle East, where these practices are not sufficiently condemned or prevented.
The international community must take immediate and decisive action to combat human trafficking and protect vulnerable populations, especially women.
African Governments must strengthen laws, enhance cross-border cooperation, and support victims. Moreover, awareness campaigns are essential to educate potential victims about the dangers of these fraudulent job offers.
In conclusion, the trafficking and organ harvesting of African women is a gross violation of human rights. It demands urgent global attention and action to bring the perpetrators to justice.