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THE Office of the National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons (ONRTIP) has launched an educational guide aimed at equipping Jamaicans with the knowledge needed to recognise and prevent cyber trafficking.
Speaking at the third staging of ONRTIP’s Conversations on Trafficking series in observance of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, Diahann Gordon Harrison, Jamaica’s rapporteur on trafficking in persons, said the publication was designed to be an engaging and practical resource for Jamaican families navigating the digital world.
“It is a comic book, but it is a comic book with a message,” Gordon Harrison said.
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