Ghana Immigration Service Warns Against Direct Donations to Street Beggars

Following recent anti-human trafficking operations, officials urge the public to direct charitable contributions to verified NGOs and social welfare programs rather than giving cash directly to migrant beggars, particularly children.

2 Sept, 06:42 — 2 Sept, 06:42

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GIS urges public to channel donations to social welfare and credible NGOs instead of street beggars

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is urging members of the public to stop giving alms directly to migrant beggars, particularly children, following its latest anti-human trafficking operation in the Greater Accra and Ashanti Regions.

By David Apinga

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Ghana Immigration Service Warns Against Direct Donations to Street Beggars

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GIS urges public to channel donations to social welfare and credible NGOs instead of street beggars

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