THIS HAPPENS RIGHT UNDER THE PPP/C NOSE, AND THEY ARE SILENT AND CANNOT DO ANYTHIING.

SURINAAM POLICE HAS TO COME TO THEIR RESCUE, WHILS'T THE PPP/C THINKS OF IT AS NOTHING:

SHAMEFUL PPP/C, WHEN THE WHITE MAN ACCUSE YOU IN THEIR ANNUAL REPORT THEN LIKE A ***** YOU WILL WONDER WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT UNDER YOUR NOSE

The parents were smart enough to figure out that the PPP would not do anything to help them. In Guyana sex slaves are allowed under the PPP. 

It is actually Suriname human trafficking as the offense occurred there.  More lies by the afc/pnc contingent.  

No one trusts the PPP/C anymore they are crooked and corrupted, and feels like they are Gods, no one can approach them.

Maybe if their daughters and or their wives were the victims then and only then we would have gotten some actions.

The brothel was being run by Guyanese criminals with PPP background.

I wonder why the United States Government (who polices the world) is just looking and cannot do anything..........All these MF Visas should be confiscated.

Blames the USA

It is alleged by people in the know in Suriname that Jagdeo has been telling the americans all sorts of lies to convince then that he is a very good double agent. So them let him thief and get away with murder. I hear is Jagdeo who grass up his buddy Shaheed in return for keeping the spoils from Khan's criminal base.

But since then Khan see sense. He now singing again like a khanary about Dino to the americans.

Maybe they were taken by your Corrupted PPP/C family who runs who*re houses in Surinaam and cannot get sex workers from Guyana, so they have to kidnap in Guyana under the PPP/C nose.

They did not kidnap anybody under the PPP nose. The PPP gave permission in return for their vote.

These crooks and too scared to call Elections. AFC will kick their asses with double the amount of votes they gained from the last Elections.

In fact the AFC is known for trafficking these under aged women across the border to Suriname to family of mr T who run the brothel. Their counterparts in Suriname owned the gold mining camp and brothel. Ramjattan personally receives royalties from the Surinamese brothel owners. Do the investigations and you will see the link. Recently Moses and Nigel demanded a cut of the prostitution proceeds. This is just the tip of the iceberg, this may be the final nail in the coffin of the AFC, just as soon as the victims start singing. 

DrugB, you as a professional pimp from all ppl should know better than to take these kids to Suriname to male money. Suriname is not a PPP playground.

ASJ, not condoning, but this happen under every Govt's nose, even with their own borders.  Police need leads and leads come from the citizens.  In this case, it was cross border so the police did what was correct, take the info, contact the Surinaam police and they acted.

You started well criticizing the shortcomings of the PPP, but not you are fully in that katahar club.

Recently, everyone seems to blame the PPP for every nation problem. Them fellas in the PPp need to open book and get pandit advice for this grah. 

quote Baseman "In this case, it was cross border so the police did what was correct, take the info, contact the Surinaam police and they acted."unquote

Bai, you are twisting the story, as it was not the Guyana Police who contacted the Surinaam Police.

Re: Through their own efforts the parents received information that their daughter has been spotted in Cabanafo in Suriname’s interior.

This information was relayed to the office of the Prosecutor General in Suriname which subsequently ordered an investigation into the matter.

The about does not say anything about the Guyana Police Force acted on the information, seem like the Parents took the information to the office of the Prosecutor General Office in Surinaam.

If the Guyana Police had received this info, my guess is that they would have wanted a bribe to do anything.

ASJ, you are a clown to believe a citizen of Guyana can activate a foreign govt to act for them without the GOG involvement.  Did they not refer to a missing person report in Guyana?  I know of a similar situation about a year ago involving Surinaam where the family in Guyana got info on a child rapist.  The Gog is involved.

You are a naive clown who cry foul when the US wipe out terrorist, then you cuss the Saudi wahahs, THE major sponsors of terrorists.  You are a fool asj, a confused fool, a prime candidate for the katahar club.

Baseman the only one acting like a clown here ...

is....BASEMAN.

Members of Jagdeo & Ramotar Cabinet

are involved in Child Rape and Child Buggering

Police Reports are made and

no one charged...not one charge....

They sing "Follow de leader...leader"

Stop behaving as if Jagdeo & Ramotar

in anyway trying to fight

Narco Crimes

Gun Smuggling

Money Laundering

Gold Smuggling

International Sex Trade.

Baseman remind us how the

Guyana Govt Cooperated with Suriname

to Capture  and Jail Roger Khan

Please tell us..... we on GNI

Cannot remember how

Jagdeo & Ramotar help

Suriname Capture Roger Khan.

It is known by everyone in the world

Jagdeo & Ramotar promote

Narco Crimes

Gun Smuggling

Money Laundering

Gold Smuggling

International Sex Trade.

Baseman acting like he lost part of his investment in this child prostitution ring.

Base, what are you smoking so early in the morning? Now if you are going to smoke dope, why dont you get the good type, not the cheapy one that it seems you are using. Buddy that one is causing you to get hallucinated,

and your brains is going 'wacko'

The Government of Guyana will not get involved (the report did not say that they were involved in getting back the two girls to their parents) so stop being an a$$whole, the Guyana Govt will more approve of this crime, how many have prosecuted since this is rampant in Guyana? None!!! what that tells you?

Next time you twist the report.....your brains will tell you that Gov of Guyana went and rescue the girls.

Indeed it was the GOG that force their Surinamese counterparts to take action in freeing Guyanese citizens being held hostage by T's family who run brothels with underaged Guyanese. 

Look DNA tests show dem brothel owners are your family. So don't try to claim yu is a different animal.

Had the GOG been involved the girls would have been moved to your family other location

My family don't have operations in Suriname, ask Mr T, he is the guilty party. The GOG saved these girls through tactful diplomacy, something that the afc/pnc know nothing about as you folks are a crass bunch.

Bugurd_See is a pedo.

AFC's poster Mitwah, is at his best, one has to excuse him, without any material given to him by GR he/she resorts to a cuss-out and exposes his very limited IQ. pity on his soul...#word of advice....Mitwah go off the computer and go read a book.

Conscience go do what you do best. Blow Kwamee.

Indonesians in forced labour on

Guyana-registered vessels; US

honours Women Miners President for

TIP fight

Wednesday, 19 June 2013

Even as the United States urged Guyana to put an end to forced labour of Indonesians aboard Guyana-flagged fishing vessels, a local campaigner against Trafficking In Persons has been honoured by American Secretary of State John Kerry.

President of the Guyana Women Miners Association (GWMO), Simona Broomes credited the US’ annual TIP report for creating greater consciousness about the phenomenon and laws.

“Even if the report comes out negative against my country, I will be more motivated by the negative comments and will want to work with it and on it to make it a positive direction,” she said in a video released by the embassy.

Broomes has unearthed and facilitated the rescue of children working in gold mines and women being victims of trafficking for sex and forced labour.

US Ambassador to Guyana, Brent Hardt credited GWMO for its extraordinary work under the courageous leadership Broomes, who was recognized Wednesday by Secretary of State Kerry as a 2013 TIP Hero.  He said after seeing first-hand the plight of trafficking victims, she decided to take action to rescue victims, bring cases to the attention of authorities, and help ensure adequate protection.  “Broomes and her GWMO colleagues have shown extraordinary bravery and leadership, most recently in rescuing four young victims in Puruni,” said the American envoy.

He praised Broomes for her commitment in identify and rescuing more trafficking victims from a life of slavery.  “All of Guyana should be proud of what she and her Organization have been able to accomplish to protect some of the most vulnerable people in society,” Hardt added.

Guyana was this year again ranked Tier Two because government failed to demonstrate evidence of increasing efforts to hold trafficking offenders accountable with jail time over the previous reporting period.

At the same time, the US noted that the great majority of prosecutions initiated in other reporting periods were dismissed when the prosecutors were unable to proceed, usually because witnesses declined to testify.

Figures in the report show that there were two new labour trafficking investigations and 16 new sex trafficking investigations during the reporting period. The government identified 19 girls, two boys, three women, and two adult men as suspected human trafficking victims during the reporting period, an increase from 13 victims identified the previous year.

At the same time, the US observed that there were no reported convictions of sex or labour trafficking offenders during 2012 and no government official was reportedly investigated. “The government did not report any investigations or prosecutions of government employees for complicity in trafficking-related offenses during the reporting
period,” the State Department stated.

The 2013 US State Department Report notes that “Indonesian workers were subjected to forced labour on several Guyanese-flagged fishing boats off of the coast of Trinidad
and Tobago during the reporting period.” This is the first time that the US has mentioned that Indonesians are victims of forced labour on Guyanese-registered vessels. The trafficking of Venezuelans, Brazilians, Surinamese and Guyanese- including the internal movement of Amerindian women- for prostitution has been highlighted in previous accounts by the State Department.

The US recommended that Guyana investigates and holds accountable the perpetrators of forced labour on Guyanese-flagged vessels.

Other recommendations include the need to boost efforts to hold trafficking offenders accountable by vigorously and appropriately investigating and prosecuting forced prostitution and forced labour. The US also wants government to partner with non-governmental organisations to develop standard operating procedures to guide and encourage frontline officials, including police, health, immigration, labor, mining, and
forestry personnel in the identification and protection of victims of forced labor and forced prostitution as well as ensure that victims are not punished for crimes committed as a result of being subjected to human trafficking. The US also wants a climate of open dialogue on trafficking and encourages people to come forward to authorities on potential cases.

Guyana was, however, credited for training police in Bartica, Port Kaituma and Lethem in November 2012. Police also conducted sensitization training for students, nurses, and regional officials in January and February 2013. Also conducted by the police were sensitization training sessions for students, nurses, and regional officials in January and February 2013. Officials conducted awareness and sensitization sessions that targeted several vulnerable communities as well as a trafficking awareness workshop for 40 participants. The Ministry of Human Services, funded by United Nations Development Program, also conducted a campaign in Region Nine to educate residents and visitors on the issue of human trafficking. The Region Nine outreach included setting up a booth at the popular annual Rupununi Rodeo. Officials did not report any measures to reduce the demand for commercial sex acts during the reporting period.

The GWMO President hoped that her recognition would empower and motivate victims to join in the fight against TIP. “Let us put all of us on notice that Guyana is going to deal with Trafficking In Persons in a mighty way like never before,” said Broomes.

Formed in January 2012, GWO has more than 400 members, a number of whom is responsible for an anti-TIP unit.