Two human rights groups have announced that Ghana needs to work more closely with other countries to stop human trafficking.
They described human trafficking as one of the worst harms to human dignity and basic rights in Ghana and across West Africa.
The Institute for Healing of Memories and ACAT Ghana are working together on this issue.
Both organizations are asking for stronger partnerships between government bodies and community groups.
They believe that more collaboration is essential to protect vulnerable people.
The groups highlighted that trafficking often involves forced labor, sexual exploitation, and the removal of organs.
These actions violate fundamental human rights and cause deep suffering.
They are urging leaders to make this a top priority and allocate necessary resources.