Fake job advertisements, online scams and social media are increasingly being used by traffickers to exploit…
Fake job advertisements, online scams and social media are increasingly being used by traffickers to exploit victims, the Judiciary of Guyana warned, urging the public to remain vigilant against what it described as an evolving form of modern-day slavery.
Fake job advertisements, online scams and social media are increasingly being used by traffickers to exploit victims, the Judiciary of Guyana warned, urging the public to remain vigilant against what it described as an evolving form of modern-day slavery.
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