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Sister Omega Posted - 13 Mar 2017 : 12:06:52
It was positive to see destitute Gambians return from Libya last week. However that's the tip of the Iceburg.Here's a story of Gambians detained in Morrocco. It is clear they are pawns in the lucrative racket of people trafficking and informal immigration. The Gambian Government needs to ensure that Gambians at home have access to their stories as a deterrent. Alongside policies to curtail human trafficking or modern day slavery.
A lost generation of Gambian youth are suffering the consequences of scams that lead to family fortunes being stole, desert or watery graves,prison camps or destition.very few get leave to remain.
https://youtu.be/U376_7Xzqvg

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