The Ghana Civil Society Coalition Against Transnational Crime will be launched in Accra on August 12 to coordinate efforts against trafficking for forced criminality and related crimes. 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. A statement issued by the Coalition said the initiative would strengthen collaboration among stakeholders, support victims of trafficking and improve responses to emerging forms of organised crime. “Organisations register as Founding Members, and are invited to sign the Coalition Charter at the launch. 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).