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17 Apr 2023

Ghana: As agencies push for B2B recruitment, an unclear "migration ban" has instead fuelled widespread corruption, the rise of HR intermediaries & continued worker exploitation

In this series, NGO Migrant-Rights.org reports on the impacts of a "ban" on migration from Ghana to the Gulf states, intended ostensibly to safeguard aspirational migrant workers from exploitation in destination countries but which has given rise to corruption while doing little to combat labour exploitation.