A major GIS operation in Kumasi has uncovered 606 vulnerable migrants, including 381 children, in a suspected forced street-begging and human trafficking network. The dawn crackdown raises urgent questions about child exploitation, cross-border migration abuses, and enforcement of Ghana’s anti-trafficking laws.
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