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Archetypes of Escape #2: “I felt compelled to escape grinding poverty and exploitation”

October 31, 2019April 16, 2021 Ellysse V. Dick 465 Views 0 Comment Before the journey, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Dangers and trouble, Destinations, Fletcher students’ research experience, Forgery, bribery and corruption, Friends and Networks, Identity and documents, Money and finance, Nepal, Religion, Smuggling, The journey

Includes: escape from debt; Juju; weakening incomes; exploitative work like sex work; indentured farm labor

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