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🇬🇭 Could anti-slavery efforts in Ghana be doing more harm than good to local communities? #BBCAfricaEye goes undercover to investigate one of the world’s leading anti-slavery organisations and their West African operations. 🎥 Full film:
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This is pathetic. Often those who claim to help have a hidden agenda…to make money for themselves. I co-own an NGO and I feel sad what some unscrupulous organizations are doing behind the cameras. Africa is always the cash cow someway somehow but they claim we have nothing

So if I understand the video very well, the Ghanaian social workers have been giving funds to rescue a quite number of trafficked and labored children in Ghana. So by hook or cook they have to get children even if through coercion.

One day we'll also talk about the exploitation of Kayaaye women by some "NGOs"

Too many children and elderly abuse. We need more Child, Family and Elderly social workers. How do we explain the epidemic of children and elderly being accused of witchcraft? They have to be professional and carry out proper assessment before securing victims to safety.

🤣🤣🤣 American style! Make up the numbers or we will fire you! 😂😂😂 Not surprised one bit. Americans and profit or the look of "productivity". Hahahaha. I can't laugh enough. Anyway, that's not a village. That's a hamlet.

Interesting story

Cc @StateDept @USEmbassyGhana

#SoundOfFreedom

Aid, charities are what's holding #Afrika back!

