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National Coalition Against Transnational Crime to launch August 12

The Ghana Civil Society Coalition Against Transnational Crime was announced on July 30, 2026, in a communiqué issued after the "Trapped Behind the Scam" national forum, convened online by Global Youth Action Network (GYAN) Ghana, the Democratic Network for Action (DNA) and Transnational Mobility Pathways (TMP).
The Coalition is expected to bring together civil society organisations, professional bodies, youth groups, faith-based organisations, traditional leaders, businesses and individuals to support action against transnational organised crime.
The statement said membership was free and open to organisations that subscribed to the Coalition Charter, as the initiative sought to expand into a West African and continental network.
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