The Night They Came for Our Children - BBC Africa Eye documentary
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2023
- Could anti-slavery efforts in Ghana be doing more harm than good to local communities? #BBCAfricaEye goes undercover to investigate one of the world’s leading anti-slavery organisations and their West African operations.
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On 6 September 2022, in northern Ghana, four children were taken, at gunpoint, from their home in the middle of the night.
They were brought to a hotel, photographed, washed and fed. At sunrise, they were relocated to a shelter. Their families were left in the dark as to where and why.
For the American charity coordinating the raid, it was a successful mission to rescue child slaves.
For the families, it felt like a kidnapping leaving them bewildered and traumatised.
What really happened to these children?
With a trail of WhatsApp messages, secret filming, and a journey to some of the remotest areas of Ghana, Africa Eye brings you the story of what happens when good intentions go horribly wrong.
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Credits:
Reporters - Kyenkyenhene Boateng, Yahaya Masahudu
Filmed, Produced and Directed by Chiara Francavilla
BBC Africa Eye Editor - Tom Watson
Executive Producers - Andy Bell, Michael Simkin
Investigative Producers - Kwakye Afreh-Nuamah, Aliaume Leroy, Max Hudson
Open-Source Analysis - Bertram Hill
Film Editor - Rob Miller
Director of Photography - Kevin Okai
Production Manager - Simon Frost
Reversioning Producer - Anna Payton
Digital Producer - Tamasin Ford
Social Media Producer - Anusha Kumar
Impact Producer - Blanca Munoz
Production Coordinator - Sarah Clarke
Online Editor - Chris Stott
Dubbing Mixer - Jez Spencer
Colour Grader - Boyd Nagle
Translators - Shaniece Palm, Nasiba Mbabe Bawa, Taufique Chentiba Ahmed, Ofosua Owusu
Motion Graphics Designer - Manuella Bonomi
Additional camera - Alex Tackie
Production Support - Abigail Knight
Digital Technicians - David Smith, Regan Wharton
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Read more about this investigation here ➡"Ghanaian children taken from home over false trafficking claims" www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-66122058
The girl said "they are many BOYS and less Girls this is the agenda to kill boys seed who knows what this kids are given while there
hi how can I contact u???
Why does an American company have so much access to a sovereign nation to determine who our law enforcement should go after. This is legalized kidnapping and an atrocity. No company in Ghana or Africa period would be given this much access to any western country. We need to do more for the children.
That’s why ppl from other countries don’t like the western ppl (USA) and call us bullies… which is also why they try to harm our country any chance they get
Because all these American organisations give money to corrupt authorities
Go sees 4 H club american farmers work from morning,some are home schooled ..because they are learning the family business.not abuse fishing,farming etc are careers ,trades
Our leaders failed to lead and take care of their people so any one feels the have the power to continue the process of mistreating people..
They raised over $100,000,000 last year, they bribe local authorities. Last month in Kwale in Kenya they were forcing young students to take the Covid Vaccine or they won't be allowed to sit for exams..............the parents were NOT informed of this operation.
If all of the said "charity organizations" are investigated you will all be shocked. I worked for an international humanitarian organisation and everything I found out after 7 years of working there was so disgusting I could no longer stay for the money; I quit the job to no job. After one year outside of the box, I went to work for global corporate, then I realized how this firm was funding the said charity organizations and involved in modern day slavery. I quit for good working for these global firms where you have no clue what harm you are really supporting. Now I either work for myself or for small businesses where I'm working hand to hand with the owner.
Very few people will believe you..many of us have sold our souls..keep up the good work it's not easy. What you are saying is absolute truth.
What you are saying is true. Some of the worst offenders are actually USAID and the UN.
Oh dear...
Some of these charity groups are use to launder money...
All these organisations or evangelical churches are fraud, They are only interested in making money
So its more of a racketeering thing, right? So IJM accuses some innocent Ghanaians of child trafficking and remove their children from their care. The poor Ghanaian is jailed for the crime. Then after a few years in prison, the other charity swoops in pretending to be the saviour of the poor Ghanaian who has been imprisoned unfairly. Ijm uses the story to fund-raise for their charity claiming they rescued children from slavery. The other charity uses the same story to also fund raise claiming they rescued a poor Ghanaian from an unjustified incarceration. Thats criminal!!! Meaning both charities are running a scam and playing with people's lives.
Exactly!!!!
Since we have opened up our doors to charities in Africa, they have been spoiled many lives. Many charities in African's countries should be outed.
@@beatamafulu2405 They should
This sounds like an echo of what has happened to the indigenous peoples of Canada, the United States of America and Australia where "good Christians" are "rescuing" children. How long before we are searching for the unmarked graves of the children who never leave the "shelters"?
As a Kenyan 🇰🇪living in the US 🇺🇲 these foreign "ministries/missionaries" need to fully understand the way Africans operate... Just because a child is helping their family in what the West considers work does not mean it's child labor! Stop using our people to line your pockets😡🤬
40% of us Africans grow up with Parents who have no Professions. Peasant farming,fishing selling goods in small Village Markets etc is their means of earning a living. This also provid food, Medicines,School fees clothing etc for their whole Family. It's usual that their Kids help them during these activities. What ist wrong in that? This is how i grew up and still using these Skills up to Date even abroad.
@@joankarla-dinga5831 Thank you so much for sharing your experiences!
European Union cooperates with dictators and assassins
European Union help dictator stay in power and meanwhile the dictator is killing the citizens
then the European Union will look the other way
@@joankarla-dinga5831 Regardless, at $2.00 per week, what is the difference? That sounds like a workaround. It's still exploitation
@@25oxendineto YOU. The cost of living is not the same all over the world.
Why don't IJM help these poor families instead of taking their children to satisfy their wild child rescue fantasies?
Because it's actually a scam, they're not planning to help anyone but themselves....
American saviour mentality meets proverbial "Ghanaian hospitality."
From history, we know that we should never trust missionaries, i wonder why we still get shocked when they do such things. Thank you to this channel for always exposing these criminal acts
From history, we also know that Africans exploit other Africans also. The kings and chiefdoms of Ghana captured and sold as many Africans as anyone
Tell them
And our leaders continue shaking hands with this twisted humans
Thank you. All of this will continue to exists long as we keep giving these politicians too much power over our lives.
This is beyond missionaries. There are African missionaries. This is about foreigners being allowed to meddle in local issues without local people who understand the intricacies of culture.
Ghana should ban these NGO period.
A British once said: "IF YOU WANT TO STEAL LAND FROM A FARMER, DO NOT TAKE THE LAND FROM HIM BECAUSE HE WILL FIGHT YOU OR HIS CHILDREN OF GRANDCHILDREN TILL THEY GET THEIR LAND BACK!!! If you want to steal land from a farmer, take his children to school, when the farmer dies the children will sell you the land cheap."
Notice how they are focusing on communities around waterfront................soon you will hear of a big waterfront development project.
Is happening already thank you 🙏
I’m sorry but don’t most young children in the villages work hard physically. That’s not trafficking.
You are right!!!
I worked on the farm when I was a child. That’s how we survived and paid school fees. I learned hard work and how to be independent. I am Not disputing the fact that children are abused through child labour but to set up this game of locking people up just to meet targets and later getting them out of jail just all for the sake of getting more money for their projects is evil and makes my blood to boil. The citizens participating in these schemes and raids just for the sake of money will face justice one day!
Africans unite it's our time to shine
Turning a blind in Africa has brought so much pain and suffering to its people. It's time to wake up and to ensure that black people are not slaves forever.
Am a social worker and I have an NGO.. We rather assist the parents of the child through Inperpreneural training, cash and a sustainable job to keep them whiles we put the children to. School 🎒📚 and support them whiles with their wards.. Even with that it depends on the approach
All Ghanaians should unite and stop this organization stigmatizing innocent people under false representation.
Ghanaians have been taken away by the waves of how Accra is exploding with European Lifestyle,Shopping Centers, Standard Airports,good roads, Afro-Americans returing and establishing etc. Non of them abroad is talking about lssues like this or the poverty that causes Parents send their Kids do these fishing Jobs. The Government has not even a single School or a Hospital there🙈 talk of a good Fairy as means for Transport.🙆
@joankarla-dinga5831 so sad my dear,we Ghanaians don't care about this people and we pretend such things doesn't happen in our country but other countries
Such a sad documentary when people still use indigenous that are suffering as an excuse for filling their pockets. Money is the root of all evil and people using Church and GOD as an excuse is like shoving a double edge sword to the already poor and vulnerable.. I pray for Africa everyday because of how colonialism has screwed it up and now watching how outsiders are still trying to rip them off after decades of suffering... GOD BLESS OUT MOTHERLAND. 💔💔💔
Unfortunately...I wish they love Christ more than money cause that needs to be everyone's top priority period. This happens when people put money first instead of GOD.
The LOVE of money is the root of all evil, not money itself.. it's just a tool.
It's crazy how IGM isn't assisting with crack down on child trafficking in the US, but all of a sudden is claiming to be the savior Ghana needs. More disheartening is how they are making money off family seperation 😢
This is criminal. They're the real traffickers, hiding behind a fake rescuing mission to rather imprison innocent parents all because you want to stay in business. This is criminal and the people behind must be prosecuted
I'm now 50 years old and I was raised by my grandparents not because I didn't have my parents but it's our Africa culture. We grew up with cousins and nephews together and up to today we have a very strong bond. White people don't have that fabric so they shouldn't come to Africa and tell the people how to raise their children
Thank you for sharing your views and experience. 🙏
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Ah yes, all white people are the same. Please stop with nonsense
they are talking about children traffiking lool and the fact is most the parents that dont care about their children are drunk or living they life in other way cos they dont really care about their kids, what culture are you talking about? they dont care or they are struggling working far away loool these people man, only half brain working.
This is the 1st BBC African documentary, I approve of wholeheartedly. My utmost respect to this incredible sharp & empathic journalist.
Y’all should know by now to stop donating your money to these corrupt organisations🗣️🗣️🗣️
If you want to help go to the source directly !
With the money they spend prosecuting these families, why doesn't the government use the money to help the families? Wouldn't it be more cost-effective or is there something else at play
This is bad! but living in the northern region for many years, l can testify that most of the uncle's and aunties do not treat their brothers and sisters children well. And they make them work alot and don't take them to school even though they have the money to do so and even take their own children to school.
This is not charity organisation... is money making business at the expense of poor people.
How do we expect people who used Christianity to justify slavery in the USA to be at the forefront of fighting modern day slavery? I can't believe that charity's mission.
Underrated comment!!!
@@denkanator You are incredibly daft if you think I am so uninformed that I don't know what I am talking about.
Finally. I hope you live in Africa. More people with your mindset is needed to change things
As a Ghanaian this really breaks my heart, so it's better to take children away from their people instead of obliging the people to stop child labor and supporting the family. These approach is really bad, use a better way to force the parent to depart from child labor not this. Separating families is very traumatizing
It’s abuse
Well I hope 🤞 this “African Eye” doesn’t get closed someday as it’s sure about time all “African Eyes” stay open and vigilant o
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The American charity needs to take into consideration the peculiar circumstances of these people and how things are economically difficult for them in that region. This is not a situation where there is plenty and children are trafficked due to greed. Instead of arresting the sick mom (amilade, apologies if I spelt this wrong) why not empower the family? And why is a sovereign nation who understands the peculiar situation of their own country allow its children to be treated in this manner 😢
The circumstances are not even peculiar. Children learn their parents' trade in the West but it's not termed child slavery. Minors play for professional sports teams called "Academies". These are just ploys to fill the islands of one percenters' with free slave labour.
It was so heartbreaking that I had to watch it and pause... watch then pause
Yes, it's a difficult film to watch. Thank you for staying the course. 🙏
BBC Africa Eye never stop doing what you do.
Even though I'm Australian not African, I still watch your documentary's because they're amazing. Great Journalism.
...and I think it's about time BBC Africa comes to Australia and do a documentary on the indigenous of the land too the Aborigines. That will be an interesting coverage iam sure and when they are done, I hope they send a copy to Charles and Camilla so they gets to watch. Just been real as an indigenous rights activist.
...iam sorry that needs to be BBC Aussie/Pacific cause iam sure there are lots of corruptions down under when it comes to indigenous. Iam glad that NZ are fighting hard and congrats to Fiji for electing a Cabinet that will not deal with the White hypocrisy and old colonial BS.
@@jayjamal3912beenlotsof dòcos do ethereal by accessing and other media. Don't think it has happened. Keep up with what's happening
@@susangraham8244 ...ooooh trust me I know what's going on around the world grandma. My point is I hope the Royals of the Broken Down Palace in Britian knows what's going on. Hahahaha
@@jayjamal3912🤣🤣🤣 on point at british royals. those are the real farkin abusers if u ask me.
Your organization got 100million dollars to help poor children but all you do is arrest their parents and traumatize the children. If God really exists I am sorry for you people. Continue, karma is a hell of a thing.
This was an awesome story. So informative
This documentary is brilliant detective work. Well done. Horrific arrogant Americans.
And who gave these people the right to dictate how we as africans live .
Our leaders in Africa give way to such
As the saying goes "The road to hell is paved with good intentions".
Thanks for this incredible piece of journalism.
Wow just wow!! One partner organisation arrests and another partner releases... Lawwdddd!!!!!
all because ppl want to meet their targets....smh....so sad poor ppl get abused all the time
This is disturbing
I believe the target should be to fund families to support their children, to fund the building of infrastructure instead of taking children fron families without an explanation. You can't set a target before you know how many children are working in the first place. They should be identifying less financially capable children so that they can provide them and the children don't have to skip school to work. Period.
I for one cannot understand how a white so called missionaries would be allowed to behave in this manner in Kwame Nkrumah’s Ghana. He did say that the Neocolonialists would come in different guises and here is a typical example.
I’m sure a number of corrupt people are involved. Some of the stories are so sad and heartbreaking.
Why on Earth would any African country give any kind of access, let alone authority, to notorious and well documented body snatchers???
have you heard of something called ignorance?
have you heard of something called ignorance?
Thank you 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you Mr. Journalist and team for your hard and dedicated work! ❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Gratitude for sharing.
In 2022 The Department of Labor found hundreds of workplaces in violation of laws that protect minors affecting nearly 4,000 kids. Fast food restaurants ; McDonald's, Subway and Dunkin Donuts were some of the workplaces in violation.
How is children helping their parents and grandparents at home child labor?? It doesn't make sense? Why would they think that the children would be better off in a children's home than with their parents??
This is disgusting behavior and shame on them for using the Church to hide their disgusting behavior.
children should be at school. thats the law in every west country and in the east to. china, russia, japan. the population on earth has grown its not possible to live the old life anymore. africa will soon have four times more people. how will you feed your children?
@@thoughtfull9398children should be with their parents.
Thank you
My blood is boiling....
I just can'nt explain how thankful and proud i am to watch this Video and know eventhough with such sad Story proud African Sons and Daughters are fighting these Evil idiots. Stay blessed and thanks gain🎉
Ppl are losing their childrens all over the world its illegal and disgusting that the government would allow this to happen when the issues are not strong enough to stick watching this doesnt suprise me at all as growing up in care i grew to know everyone around me was corrupt and this is not in Africa i just hope all young adults children do get help and get justice as mentally it can take a toll with all the trauma
Thank God for BBC that look into matters like these. I take my hat off to you all. Brilliant job.
I love this channel good job 👏 👍❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Some NGO's are just interested in sending good reports so as to keep funding flowing. It seems more like a business. Local autjorities should have an eye on their activities since it seems they are unregulated
Your right. They make up these organizations as a front to get to vulnerable children and abuse them
profit over people Scandalous!
How much does the charity pay/donate to leaders?
Why do I feel bad about the word slavery each time the white man mentions it? Why? My brother thank you. God bless and protect you and your team
I fast forwarded that bit of white men discussing 'slavery' in Africa....
Kids work in america too....but africa has a different setting when it comes to families, you just can never know what is done to the children inside the shelters.....
It's a crime to be poor and also had no rights even to stay alive thanks saten the missionaries come to the rescue
Ghanaian government should provide for the single mothers and the poor children not taking innocent children from mothers and send than to jail
Everytime when working towards achieving something, when a target is set,lies come into play😢
Thanks Kyenkyenhene and team for this enlightening documentary. It's shocking to see this happening. Where does the line between child exploitation and chores begin and end for these people? I guess they might now say a child walking home from school is being exploited because they're not being driven. It's ridiculous. I'm not saying that their mandate is bad, but they need to focus on doing more good than harm. The stories featured should be enough for them to seriously go back to the drawing board. Their targets sound like those in sales, or in insurance. The governments where these charities operate should be able to monitor and evaluate them to ensure that they are actually doing what they're supposed to be doing: ensuring that justice is served for all. In the instance of the sick mother and her children, provide support to them to ensure that she is lifted out of poverty. And instead of focusing on targets of just rescuing children, why not try focusing targets on helping those kids in need eat and live as normal a life as possible? Thanks again BBC Africa Eye and team for this. Keep it up.
This documentary is very shady!!
@hmsha809 why? I find the Christian white US organisation very shady
VERY SHADY.
I don't blame this so called international organizations but our African leaders. I placed this at the door step of our leaders.
They dealt in the dirty business of slavery too. This is sus 🤨
Not all charitable organisations are to be trusted!!!!!
This is crazy.
Currently to the situation is under investigation by Ghana's ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
Be serious. Their investigations mean and will amount to Nothing
If they come to my village they will arrest all my relatives. Children work and still go to school.😊. It's just unfortunate but it's part of us.
It’s very common for parents to send their kids to live family members in Africa due to poverty. And most of the children end up being abuse while in the care of family members. The only way to help them is to bring jobs to the villages and build them schools
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BBC Africa make such fascinating and high quality documentaries. They need to be broadcast on mainstream TV.
I really don't understand why BBC news does not stream live on RUclips or on their webpage just like all the main media outlet such as Aljazeera, France 24, DW etc. can someone tell me why?
I have heard such a story from someone who was taken like that , not at gun point though but she is happy she was taken because she got a better life in the end. Based on my friend’s story, I should say this has been going on for more than 20 years. After some years, they took her back to her family so she can bond with them. When she told me the story I got so emotional but she was ok. It made me remember a movie I watched in the 2000s , “The Tall Man”. Where kids wrote letters for the tall man to smuggle them away to a place they didn’t know.
Some of these children need saving. I am sure they had tried other means before they resorted to this.
Edem had to work to feed his ailing mother. Edem's been gone for 4 years now, mother is still alive and eating. Let the kids be. You can't be their responsibility at such a young age. I condemn the methods of this organisation, but I'm happy this is scaring families and discouraging them from offering their kids to fishermen for money. These kids are sent into deep waters with explosives and poisonous chemicals without any protection, doing the dangerous life-threatening fishing tasks that the fishermen don't want to do because they fear for their lives, and even die at times because they get entangled in the nets. Yes, let's fight the problem in a clean way, but stop putting your kid's lives in danger for a few cedis a day.
Yes! It's great to see someone with common sense in these comments!😄
Poverty
Why aren't you championing for these organizations to help provide these people with better options to care for their families? Why don't they come in and help build better education systems for the kids? Help the parents learn more skills to obtain better-paying jobs instead of just taking their kids away?? If that's not the first thought for a charity organization then they can go hell!!!
@@HollyDunlap-eb9gy let go of your judgemental ass biases and understand that these people don't have the options that you have!
@@JanuaryGoat That’s a great idea! What are you doing to help?
Thank you very much for sharing this information with us! It's unfortunate that in this 21st century, our own people will support injustice just to please the white man. Don't they have a conscience or good morals?
Ask the white man
Anytime I hear a christian say they want to "Rescue Children" I look at them like, Ok?
I used to go work on my great grans farm every summer. It was hard I guess but I had my cousins and it was helpful for our family. I have a big family and the only water was well water. I really doubt a social worker would have found us anything but maybe I had a little sunburn because I hated sunscreen or that we got dirty every day and we played dirty too. We got chased by hogs that we threw shit at because we're assholes. One time I kicked a beehive while I was on a tree swing. Just a lot of running around and causing more trouble than we were worth.
Charities and NGOs are playing money games with the lives of these people. There is always a profit motive.
These charity organisations are doing more harm than good in Africa. it's a whole money-making business. IJM should provide livelihood like schools, free education, feeding programmes, and bursaries. NOT pulling kids from their homes.
IJM does great work and rescues hundreds of children from real slavery. To highlight the one time they had bad intel is disingenuous on the part of the BBC. Better to try to rescue kids and make a few mistakes than not try at all.
@@HollyDunlap-eb9gyI disagree, if you're gonna make mistakes don't try at all. These are human lives that's being toyed with, not mere numbers on a screen. If I came into your home and took your child away will you see it as "a few mistakes" I doubt it.
@@artsyfunnies9834 Please keep in mind that the child was kept safe, educated (for the first time ever), fed, and returned safely to her family. Yes, the family lost out on four months of free labour, that is true. Out of 40,000+ trafficked kids in Ghana, there are going to be times when rescuers make mistakes - bad intel happens. If you are saying rescuers should not even try because mistakes are inevitable, you are definitely going to see more kids sold into slavery, where they are beaten, abused (in every way), and treated like animals. The bad people aren't the rescuers, despite what the BBC would like you to believe. Having a goal to save 100 kids out of 40,000 is not a scandal.
Wow... The family lost an uncle, and everyone was left traumatised during the process.
And all you can say with sarcastic nuances is that "they lost 4 months of free labour".
I don't see anything wrong with the BBC doing this feature because it shows the other side of NGO operations. Charity organisations can use this to learn how "mistakes" can negatively affect families. You are worried about carrying out your missions here on our continent, and you are least concerned about the mental implications that the process can have on our people and may lead to long-term repercussions. That fact causes you to ignore a lot of important facts; you and IJM have the same brain-results-and don't care about anything else. I am glad African Leaders are touching up and revising legislation relating to non-profit operations. Your defence of IJM is very suspicious, and your role in Africa ought to be investigated as well.
@@makaitachikamhi2724 I definitely see what you're saying, but my problem is with the story's validity. Knowing IJM's track record of rescuing kids vs. BBC's track record of employing & protecting child abusers, anyone thinking critically should be curious to know if there is more to this story than meets the eye. Africans who are actually working on this problem in Africa are not buying this story. What is shocking to me is to see so few Africans questioning the motives of the BBC, which can call itself "BBC Africa" but is still British government-funded propaganda. Hiring an African face to deliver their agenda has always been the playbook. The amount of people viewing BBC Africa programming without questioning motive need to ask themselves how the British Government's other campaigns in Africa have worked out for them. It's wise to view any news story with a critical eye, and especially when the ones who stand to gain the most from the story are the actual child traffickers.
And the police also went in to rescue these kids without conducting their own intelligence gathering. Wow! As for this target setting the least talked about it the better.
Is money for them too.
when will Eurpoeans stop interfering in the affairs of Africa they are always fixing things that are not their concern Why dont they help the families with education and finances instead ofsubjecting them to such trauma Theyare too high handed
That charity should educate parents not to send them to work and build schools instead of taking the kids away like that.
I don't think this story has come to an end....
Organ harvesting is another issue at this time and era....there is no reason to promote such activities on children. That is trauma they are causing those children.
This is just crazy. Why are they interfering with these people's lives. Even us, we assisted oir families with all soughts of farm work and hawking and we're today the best behaved humans and "successful " beings giving where we came from. This is utter nonsense!
They have a quota to meet...
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Lost me at charity
This is going on in America now. Watch out for the Charity organizations.
When people are determined by the prejudices, they often don't try to understand the situations in their peculiarities, the good idea in its realising in practical reality can lead to bad outcomes.
The tragedy here is the locals in this organisation seem not have been an added value in providing the possible peculiarties that may explain what they observed. And they are in front to celebrate a rescue operation.
What life experience do they have?
What life challenges do they have witnessed?
People in the villages sending their young children to the uncles, aunties, etc in the city, how do they perceive it and what can be the determination?
And people in city sending theirs to uncles, aunties in village, how do they perceive it and what can determine it?
These are the things that should be explore in order to conceive the right solutions, solutions that manifest the peculiarty of each situation.
But since they celebrate what they termed 'operations of rescue' that way, it suggsts you about the dynamic.
They should have tried to understand. Having said that, this organisation isn't responsible. The responsible is the political leaders, it is the government. If they have proactively gone to assess the conditions in which those people are instead talking about the reform of international institutions, they could have had close to hand data concerning these millions who are not children nor family members of ministers and so on and who deserve to live a life.
They have no business being there in the first place.
Please turn on the subtitles
We are the only place in this world where we keep allowing this overseas people to come here and disrupt our homes and family's the likes of Chinese and American in this case Where's Our leaders and Goverment in Africa? let me tell you in the pocket of this overseas people.💔Go on youtube and you see Chinese filming kids for birthdays celebration by misstreating the kids in the hands of Chinese. One last Question are you Allowed in villages rural places as black man in Chine ? the answer you get killed.🙏💔
Hi Victor, are you referring to this, our film "Racism for Sale"? ruclips.net/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/видео.html
I know many Ghanaians will be emotional and angry about the whole story but the highpoint of everything here is child labor; that's modern slavery.
Does BBC Africa have any good/positive documentaries of Africa???
They're opening your blocked mind n blind eyes to see what's going on in our society you are here complaining, people like you are part of the problem or accomplice or maybe a benefactor
This story is proof that foreigners need to keep off local issues unless there is a local implementor who understands the intricacies of local culture. African philanthropists should take the place of foreign philanthropists. Really, really sad. They say the debtor is slave to the lender. Africa should stop this culture of relying on foreign donations.
Good job "bro"!
If Those Always supporting the actions of those NGO can now understand!
Did this charity come in with the police and if so why did they not arrest those old women. Soo many questions not enough answers. Also, you don't take children from their families unless the social workers are involved. Missionaries world wide have a dark history and this "Christian church charity" is perpetuating the same crimes those reservation schools in Canada.
This is good investigative journalism and congratulations to the author. Excellent work
CNN take note
Quantity over quality will most time be detrimental.
Children in Germany also start working underage during holidays or doing vocational training is that also child Labour it’s regulated no nite duty and weekend but it’s a different setup.
The NGO CEO sounds like a used car salesman.... resembles one too.
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Its up to the Ghanaian government to stop this, they have the ultimate power. IJM can not operate on its own in Ghana.
It doesn’t it works with the police
Thanks very much
@@jonahross6240 Exactly under the authority of the Ghanaian government