Ghana Removes Over 1,000 Street Beggars in Anti-Trafficking Crackdown

The Ghana Immigration Service conducted a nationwide sweep targeting exploitative street begging and human trafficking networks. Authorities removed more than 1,000 individuals from the streets of Accra and Kumasi as part of the enforcement operation.

31 Aug, 04:29 — 31 Aug, 04:29

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GIS launches operation on anti-human trafficking and exploitative street begging

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has launched a decisive intelligence-led anti-human trafficking operation to rescue victims and dismantle exploitative street begging networks across the Greater Accra and Ashanti Regions.

By Ernest Arhinful

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Ghana Removes Over 1,000 Street Beggars in Anti-Trafficking Crackdown

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GIS launches operation on anti-human trafficking and exploitative street begging

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