by Engage Now Staff | Mar 26, 2016 | Anti-Slavery, Ghana, Human Trafficking, In the News
There are 27 – 35.8 million people who continue to suffer in modern slavery today. This is why we launched our End Modern Slavery program on a national level in Ghana. Hundreds of thousands of people are currently victims of human trafficking and slavery in...
by Engage Now Staff | Jan 26, 2016 | Anti-Slavery, ENA, Human Trafficking, In the News, Modern Slavery, Uganda
Breaking news- Ugandan Police officers working with Engage Now Africa and partners led the raid of a Ugandan business which brought forth enough evidence to convince the Ugandan government to make an immediate ban on Ugandans working as housemaids in Saudi Arabia. As...
by Engage Now Staff | Jan 22, 2016 | Anti-Slavery, ENA, Human Trafficking, In the News, Modern Slavery, Uganda
human trafficking prevention training to locate and arrest a witch doctor after an eight-year hunt! The investigation and capture made headlines around Uganda (pictured below)! Chris Gay, ENA’s End Modern Slavery Managing Director was interviewed and quoted...
by Engage Now Staff | Jan 9, 2016 | Anti-Slavery, ENA, Ghana, Human Trafficking, In the News, Modern Slavery
ENA staff was honored to partner with Challenging Heights to host an all day human trafficking training and awareness event in a fishing community on the coast of Ghana. This particular community is very vulnerable to child exploitation and many children in this...
by Engage Now Staff | Nov 18, 2015 | Anti-Slavery, ENA, Ethiopia, Ghana, Human Trafficking, Modern Slavery, Namibia, Orphan Support, Sierra Leone, Uganda
Giving Tuesday (#GivingTuesday). This year, Giving Tuesday falls on Tuesday, December 1st. While most are busy shopping at malls and scouring the internet for deeply discounted material items, a select few choose to take a break, take a step back and give where it...
by Engage Now Staff | Oct 20, 2015 | Anti-Slavery, Education, ENA, Ethiopia, Human Trafficking, Modern Slavery
“When it comes to the situation in Ada’a Wareda, it is not different from the rest of the country, we have made an assessment and everyone knows at least one person who went to the Middle East as maid, and a good number of people know at least one person who...
