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August 1, 2026|17:49

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Ghana Forum launches Coalition Against Transnational Crime, calls for protection of trafficking victims

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Participants at a national forum on trafficking for forced criminality have announced the formation of a Ghana Civil Society Coalition Against Transnational Crime, aimed at strengthening efforts to combat human trafficking and protect young people exploited through cyber-enabled fraud schemes.

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