Project Report
| May 23, 2025
Combat child labor and human trafficking remains challenge in Namibia
By Johannes Shikuloh | Project Leader
The fight against child labor and human trafficking demands collective action. But in Namibia the model for putting strategies in place is a questionable one.
We are continuing to roll out policies to collaborate with government agencies, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, local businesses, and concerned individuals to strengthen our collective impact. Through public awareness campaigns, seminars, workshops, and community events, we aim to mobilize support for anti-child labor and anti-trafficking initiatives and advocate for stronger legislative measures to hold traffickers accountable. Recently we have collaborated with Refunite Ghana, a non-profit organization working to unite and connect people with their families in the word.
In the mean course, we are trying to search some families who are allegedly staying at Oshire refugee camp in Namibia who are ordinary from Malawi.
Our mission is to combat human trafficking and make sure that those became target have been reunited with their families.
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Dec 18, 2024
Community Based child labor and trafficking prevention 3
By Johannes Shikuloh | Project Leader
We are pleased to present this project report on progress made through three months period.
There are still several reported cases of child trafficking in our community who becomes victim of child labor; and many of them are not even attend school nor cared for and their future is not well planned.
The half of these children is expected to have came from neighboring countries. Mostly likely citizens of Angola or Zambia.
The projet is training community about community members role and rights to interven to address the problem.
The project is now bussy rolling out new enrollment of children affected that could be assisted and mainstream in formal education.
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Aug 27, 2024
Community-Based Child Labor Trafficking Prevention 2
By Johannes Shikuloh | Project Leader
We are pleased to present this project report on progress made through three months There are still many child trafficking in our community who becomes victim of child labor; and many of them are not even attend school. Almost half of child labor in our community is from neughbor country_Angola. The most cases are happening from regions such as the Ohangwena, Kavango West and East Zambezi Omushati and Oshana. The proje is contacting a community-based child rights education intervention that aims at addressing the problem.
The project has so far increased the number of beneficiary base for children provision of schooling and assist some for business start up grants and empowerment of future entrepreneurs whi in return wou combat child labor and trafficking.
As reported in the last three months report, Child labor and trafficking remains one of the major forms of abuse against children in Namibia. There is currently unspecified number of children in Namibia between the ages of 5–17. Though child labor trafficking is prevalent in various ways in Namibia, the Agriculture community poses the greatest risk. This is partly due to a large number of children involved in hazardous agriculture and the risk of missing their relatives for far searching of employment.
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