What’s happening in Northern Ghana – and why it matters for trafficking prevention The displacement picture in Northern Ghana is more complex than a single

Transhumance Corridors and Trafficking Risk in Northern Ghana​ IOM published a new report this month. It maps 17 transhumance corridors running from Burkina Faso into

Hope Education Project UK has two remote volunteer roles open on Reach Volunteering. We are looking for a Chair of Trustees to lead our governance and strategic direction, and a Social Media Strategy Lead to shape how we communicate our anti-trafficking and girls’ education work in Ghana. Both roles are flexible, values-driven, and open now. Find out more and apply today.

Reports reveal African men are victims of trafficking for armed conflict in Russia, lured by fake job ads. Discover how the Hope Education Project uses digital safety education to protect vulnerable job seekers from these deadly recruitment scams.

QNet in Ghana: The Promise, The Reality, and The New BBC Investigation For years, the name “QNet” has sparked heated debate across West Africa. To

Hope Education Project UK Is now a registered charity We’re proud to announce that the Hope Education Project UK is now officially registered as a

From Illicit Hubs to Exploitation: Organized Crime in Northern Ghana Fuels Trafficking Vulnerability The Illicit Hub Mapping in West Africa 2025 report by the Global

Child-Centred Prevention and Filling the Data Gaps in Ghana   Children’s Voices Expose Hidden Risks In Northern Ghana, children themselves are showing us where protection

Behind the Hashtag: BBC Investigation Reveals Deaths Behind #DubaiPortaPotty This week, BBC News Africa and Thread Studios released a powerful investigation by journalist Runako Celina

The term “Porta-Potty” has a hidden and disturbing meaning beyond portable toilets. In the context of sexual exploitation, it refers to women and girls being dehumanized and abused in exchange for money, often linked to trafficking and power imbalances. This article exposes how the term is used, the harm it causes, and why greater awareness is urgently needed.