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           .  In Yemen, a Sudanese morgue worker at Sana’a University used his position to use sixteen women. Mohammad Adam Omar, 48, was arrested May 17, 2000, following the persistent complaining by the mother of an Iraqi student who mysteriously disappeared December 1999. After his arrest, the lethal morgue worker confessed to killing fifty-one women in Lebanon, Kuwait, Nigeria, Yemen, Jordan, and Sudan over a 25-year period. In Yemen, Omar confessed to killing sixteen women, eight of whom were students at the university. He said he took them to the university's morgue where he hit them hard on the head until they died. Then he skinned them. He also said he cut off the hands and feet of his victims, dissolved them in chemicals and kept their bones as mementos and used it for human trafficking.

          According to the UNODC “Human Trafficking is a crime against humanity. It involves an act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring or receiving a person through a use of force, coercion or other means, for the purpose of exploiting them” (online) .