Use the passage below to answer the question below. Chalyn was sixteen year old girl. She was sixth child in a family of nine. Chalyn's father and mother we...

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Civic Education - 2021 (Objective) Subject: Civic Education

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Use the passage below to answer the question below.
 Chalyn was sixteen year old girl. She was sixth child in a family of nine. Chalyn's father and mother were both private workers who barely had time for the home. The new management of Chalyn's parents' workplace was incompetent and could not pay workers' salaries for several months. Chalyn became frustrated with the situation at home.
One day she met some friends who capitalized on her situation and advised her to leave home if she wanted to live a good life and she obliged. She was introduced to a trafficking agent who took her abroad where she was compelled to engage in prostitution. five years later, Chalyn was deported after she had contracted the deadly HIVIAIDS.

From the above passage, it could be inferred that Chalyn is majorly a victim of

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From the passage, it could be inferred that Chalyn is majorly a victim of human trafficking. Chalyn was introduced to a trafficking agent who took her abroad where she was compelled to engage in prostitution, and after five years, she was deported after contracting HIVIAIDS. Chalyn was vulnerable due to the non-payment of salaries by the incompetent management of her parents' workplace, and she was convinced by her friends to leave home to find a better life. Unfortunately, this led to her becoming a victim of human trafficking, which ultimately resulted in her contracting a deadly disease.

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