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TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (TIP) TRAINING FOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS COMMENCES

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Guyana has recorded 225 cases of Human Trafficking in 2020. This was revealed on Tuesday when the Ministry of Human services Countering Trafficking in Persons Unit launched its 2021 Law Enforcement officers training program against Human Trafficking Kendell Richmond

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