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Dr. Joseph Nkurunziza Ryarasa, director of Never Again Rwanda, explains why people fall into the temptation of agreeing to trade
Never Again Rwanda said that research conducted showed that some people agreed to be trafficked partly because of problems caused by those who were ready to find work.
He said: “According to the research we did in 2019 and the work we plan to do in partnership with the Ministry of Justice (MINIJUST), the future is about jobs. There is no country that has not done this, in the 7 years that we are closed, it is determined to create 1500 new jobs, but we Rwandans are the majority. Some have other interests and lie about it, some have not found job opportunities yet, so they become products.
Dr. Nkurunziza went on to reveal the reasons why people are trafficked. “Especially for some girl children, you could call it greed, some girls are trafficked because they don’t have the opportunity to get a good education so that they have a healthy character and learn from it,” he said.
He announced this during an interview with the RBA’s Department of Justice, which went back to “the fight against human trafficking”, and met with the National Attorney’s Office (RIB).
Dr Nkurunziza said due to developments around the world, girls in particular are finding themselves being trafficked by other human traffickers using the internet to sell their nude photos in search of money.
“Because of the economic development, people are trading on the Internet, selling their nude photos, looking for money,” he said.
The director of Never Again Rwanda, Dr. Joseph Nkurunziza Ryarasa, said some people consented to be trafficked and were well aware that they had made the wrong choice.
The National Prosecutor’s Office (RIB) announced that the crime of human trafficking still exists and a considerable number of Rwandans suffer from this crime, as about 297 people became victims of this crime from 2019 to 2024.
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