By Joseph Appiah-Dolphyne, AfricaNews
ACCRA, 16 October 2008: Child trafficking from Guinea-Bissau to Senegal is on the decline, partly due to better collaboration among local residents, civil society groups and government, local authorities said. Government officials and aid workers say more and more sectors are on the watch for suspicious movement of children.
– Now a whole new set of actors are involved who weren’t in the past – border police, governors, even truck-drivers unions, and we receive information from surveillance committees every two to three weeks about what is going on, Karyna Gomes, UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) spokesperson in Bissau, told IRIN.
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