UK Higher Commissioner Praises Gambian Security Personnel

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UK Higher Commissioner Praises Gambian Security Personnel

Wednesday, 06 March 2013 23:30

(JollofNews) – David Morley, the UK High Commissioner to The Gambia, has praised members of the Gambian security forces who completed a three day training workshop on child protection.

The workshop was organized by the Child Protection Alliance and it was conducted at the Fajara Army Barracks.

Funded by the British High Commission, the training also involved personnel from the immigration department, the tourism security unit as well as the Gambian police.

David Morley
Participants were exposed to new skills in identifying child exploitation and techniques in combating crimes against vulnerable children.

“These issues can sometimes be difficult to discuss but open and honest dialogue are essential in combating crimes against children and ensuring The Gambia remains a safe place for young and vulnerable children to grow up,” commenting High Commissioner David Morley during the certificate award ceremony.

He then congratulated all of you the participants “for giving up your time and for participating so actively in these trainings.”
Written by Abdoulie John

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+3 #4 2013-03-08 23:13

I am not convinced this is an area where the British HC...should be involved.

I have always viewed the way Gambian's bring up there children...as being an area where WE should be the pupil...not the teacher.

The HC appear like chickens scratching the ground...for scraps.

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-11 #3 2013-03-08 14:28

Quoting b4africa:

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Participants were exposed to new skills in identifying child exploitation and techniques in combating crimes against vulnerable children.
I hope dictator jammeh`s killings of Gambian parents are considered as crimes that are vulnerable,caus e emotional injuries to the children of his victims.

Hopefully the participants will start protecting Gambian children by stoping dictator jammeh and his bandits from killing their parents and also help to stop small girls from going to Kanilia without their parents/guardians, otherwise these this program and many of its kinds will do little help to combat crimes against Gambian children.

another sick daft... si ollof "doff"

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-12 #2 2013-03-08 11:53

Hey come on shot the fuck off, this people are saying the truth, prevention is better than cure, let stop the cause, check ur self before u raik ur self,

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+13 #1 2013-03-07 15:42

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Participants were exposed to new skills in identifying child exploitation and techniques in combating crimes against vulnerable children.

I hope dictator jammeh`s killings of Gambian parents are considered as crimes that are vulnerable,caus e emotional injuries to the children of his victims.

Hopefully the participants will start protecting Gambian children by stoping dictator jammeh and his bandits from killing their parents and also help to stop small girls from going to Kanilia without their parents/guardians, otherwise these this program and many of its kinds will do little help to combat crimes against Gambian children.

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