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8th October
2007
Conference:
How to Reduce Needless Prison Overcrowding -
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25th October
2007
Stopping Ghana's Drug Trade
London based charity Hibiscus, which
looks after foreign nationals in British
prisons, has been to Ghana to educate
young people about the dangers of
becoming drug mules. Visit the BBC
website for a report by Guy Smith on
Hibiscuscampaign in Ghana
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15th June 2006
Charity Awards
The winners of the Charity
Awards 2006 were announced at
a gala presentation dinner on 15
June. Hibiscus received the
overall award for excellence in
charity management...
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19th January 2006
BBC Story follows a mother who
returns home to Jamaica after
serving her sentence in the UK.
more>>
3rd October 2005
Visit the BBC news website
where they are featuring a Drug
couriers story.
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- Hibiscus
London Spring- Autumn 2007
During
2007 Hibiscus has been preparing the re-launch of
our Bola Gets Rich Quick campaign in Nigeria and
the launch of a new educational campaign in Ghana titled Mame
Goes to London.
The
campaign in Nigeria was first launched in November 2006. Hibiscus
returned to the country in the Autumn of 2007 to set new foundations
for the re-launch of the campaign that will take place in
the Spring of 2008. The first successful launch in Nigeria
of Bola Gets Rich Quick educational anti-drug
trafficking campaign included posters and a short animation
film. Like Eva Goes to Foreign, the campaign is aimed
at warning vulnerable women who are targeted by drugs barons
about the dangers of carrying drugs for them.
The
first phase of our new educational campaign Mame Goes
to London, which included the planning and set up, took
place in Ghana in July. FPWP / Hibiscus in partnership with
the FCO visited Accra and set up meetings with the local and
international media (radio, television and print), local NGOs
and government agencies to prepare the way for the launch
of the campaign in October 2007. This public information campaign
warns of the dangers of importing drugs in the UK. Our links
with agencies in Ghana are important as they will carry this
campaign forward after the launch.
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January
2007 saw us launch our campaign against long prison
sentences for women who have been targeted by the drugs
barons. For
sentencing info Click here>> .
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