Physical health symptoms among Ethiopian returnees who were trafficked aboard

Purpose There is a growing evidence of considering human trafficking as severe form violence which usually results in various health outcomes including symptoms physical problems. This study aims to examine the magnitude during period and compare it with that prior it. Design/methodology/approach A total 1,387 returnees from abroad via three corridors Ethiopia were recruited consecutively. Among socio-demographic other characteristics, data on experienced two years collected. The proportions periods determined compared using chi-square test. Findings all participants, 598 (46.79%) them weight loss 106 (8.28%) before period. extra 38.50% was statistically significant ( p < 0.0001). Similar differences observed for such forgetfulness 0.0001), stomachache = 0.0039), gynecological problems 0.041), bone fracture back pain wound 0.0001); but not significantly different skin disease -value 0.1944), tooth =0.6587) sight problem 0.1306). Originality/value Comparing frequencies among victims relatively new approach measure nexus between Human