Over 1,400 victims of human trafficking have been helped by the government. These individuals received support to help them recover and rejoin society.
The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, shared this information. She said the support is part of wider government efforts to protect survivors.
The help provided includes care for their mental health and other assistance. This aims to help survivors start new lives after facing abuse and exploitation.
The government is working to expand its programs. These programs are designed to offer protection to those who have suffered from exploitation.
Human trafficking involves forcing people to work or perform sexual acts against their will. It is a serious crime that robs people of their freedom and dignity.
The rehabilitation efforts are crucial for victims. They help survivors heal from trauma and reintegrate into their communities.