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Chained and priced like cattle: Pupils re-enact slave trade horrors at Paga
The cries of terrified children, the desperate pleas of separated families and the painful reality of human beings being treated as commodities echoed through the historic Pikworo Slave Camp at Paga as pupils of ROVECA Preparatory School recreated one of Africa’s darkest chapters, the transatlantic slave trade.
He described unemployment, unfair labour practices, human trafficking and desperate migration as some of the modern forms of slavery affecting young people.
Assurance The Upper East Regional Minister, Donatus Akamugri Atanga, commended the Paga Youth Movement and the Ghana Tourism Authority for their commitment to preserving the Pikworo Slave Camp and promoting tourism in the region.
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