Named the country where there is the greatest danger of falling into slavery Bashny.Net

On 23 August the world celebrates the international day of remembrance of the victims of the slave trade and its abolition. We want to draw attention to the problem of trafficking and to bring the list of countries in which it and today is very relevant.
        China
China is a goldmine for traffickers. Primarily, this is due to the fact that China has a serious problem of gender inequality and the reluctance of parents to have female children. Very often, instead of abortion, Chinese couple sell "unwanted" children into slavery. Children who are enslaved, work in the factories in European countries.

Five million eighty nine thousand three hundred nineteen



        Nigeria
Nigeria – one of the poorest countries in the world that lives at the expense of agriculture, despite the fact that it has impressive mineral reserves. Often it happens that traffickers sell the children, here, too, this is especially true with girls who are less desirable in families than boys.

Sixty seven million seven hundred forty seven thousand nine hundred forty three



        Afghanistan
The scale of the disaster in Afghanistan is difficult to imagine. People here sell by weight in sexual slavery in Pakistan and other Asian countries. This situation dictated by the economic provisions of the country in which there is no industry and business. Earn in Afghanistan only human and drug trafficking.

Twenty nine million seven hundred fifty two thousand nine hundred fifty eight



        CIS country
CIS is a world leader in the number of enslaved people. The reason for the large number of enslaved people — the proximity of a prosperous Europe, which often leave in search of a better life. But instead of a successful career in the movie young devesham have sexual slavery or, at best, to do the dirty work for pennies. World leader in the number of enslaved people – Ukraine, then Belarus and Russia.

Fifty two million five hundred thirty one thousand seven hundred fifty



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