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The students at Prince College were concerned about the scourge of human trafficking affecting both the college and the surrounding community. They wanted to educate the public and students about human trafficking and its prevention. The members of the Department of Student Support Committee (DSSC) at Prince College, together with the members of the Student Representative Council (SRC) took an initiative to raise awareness about this crime. They held a special meeting to discuss launching an awareness campaign against human trafficking. Participants were expected to propose strategies for preparing the campaign and suggest activities to educate students about the problem and how to protect themselves. Dr Komape, the Chairperson of the Department of Student Support Committee, three other committee members, including the Secretary, and three SRC members attended the meeting. No apologies were received. What would the minutes of such an agenda item look like?

Dr Komape presented the item on human trafficking at the Prince College and globally. He highlighted how victims were deceived and transported to different countries against their will. He emphasised that the matter is a human rights violation that needed urgent attention. The meeting supported a proposal for a human trafficking awareness campaign, accompanied by local NGOs. It was agreed that that the campaign event will be held at the Prince College Main Hall on a date to be discussed at the organising team, comprising of Mr Sambo, Ms Nyls, Dr Shongwe and Professor Lebea. The organising committee was tasked to submit a report and project plan to the committee in 14 days. The meeting suggested the theme, Block the Traffic on Human Trafficking! Suggestions will be sent to Professor Lebea, who was tasked with leading the organising committee. The CFO, Ms Shabane, cautioned the meeting on the proper acquisition processes to be followed, and the committee agreed to work closely with the Finance Directorate. The matter was concluded with a commitment from Professor Lebea that the organising committee would keep stringent records and send weekly email updates.

Dr Komape reminded the attendees about the scourge of human trafficking at the Prince College and globally. Ms Zambo said she heard in the news that an unnamed woman had been kidnapped and shipped to a country where she was made to absolutely horrific acts. Mr Mahlali agreed that the world was honestly coming to an end. Dr Komape reminded everyone that they should be careful of fake news. Professor Shane concurred that fake news was also a scourge in the days of social media. No one commented after that, until the Chairperson reminded the meeting of the item at hand. He highlighted how victims are deceived and transported to different countries against their will. He emphasised that the matter was a human rights violation that needed urgent attention. Ms Mzizi suggested a human trafficking awareness campaign and the meeting supported that proposal. The meeting nominated an organising team, comprising of Mr Sambo, Ms Nyls, Dr Shongwe and Professor Lebea. They all accepted the nomination. The organising committee was tasked to submit a report and project plan to the committee in 14 days. The theme, Block the Traffic on Human Trafficking! Suggestions were to be sent to Professor Lebea, who was tasked with leading the organising committee. The CFO, Ms Shabane, cautioned the meeting on the proper acquisition processes to be followed, and the committee agreed to work closely with the Finance Directorate. The matter was concluded with a commitment from Professor Lebea that the organising committee would keep stringent records and send weekly email updates.

Dr Komape reminded the attendees about the scourge of human trafficking at the Prince College and globally. He highlighted how victims are deceived and transported to different countries against their will. He emphasised that the matter was a human rights violation that needed urgent attention. The meeting supported a proposal for a human trafficking awareness campaign, in partnership local NGOs. It was agreed that that the campaign event would be held at the Prince College Main Hall on a date to be discussed at the organising team, comprising of Mr Sambo, Ms Nyls, Dr Shongwe and Professor Lebea. The organising committee was tasked to submit a report and project plan to the committee in 14 days. The meeting suggested the theme, Block the Traffic on Human Trafficking! Suggestions were to be sent to Professor Lebea, who was tasked with leading the organising committee. The CFO, Ms Shabane, cautioned the meeting on the proper acquisition processes to be followed, and the committee agreed to work closely with the Finance Directorate. The matter was concluded with a commitment from Professor Lebea that the organising committee would keep stringent records and send weekly email updates.

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The Chairperson, Dr Komape presented the agenda item on human trafficking. It was suggested that the Minister of Social Development, Ms Zandile Dioke, should be invited to the event as a guest speaker, with focus on the theme: “Protect a Child, Protect the Nation, Say No to Human Trafficking!”. SRC members from the neighbouring schools would be invited to the event. Local schools and the Department of Basic Education would be requested to include human trafficking topics in Social Sciences curricula. Different social media platforms would be used to raise awareness about human trafficking. Furthermore, college students could be encouraged to conduct research on the topic and publish papers to share information locally and globally. Prince College curriculum designers could also be requested to incorporate topics on human trafficking into the curriculum. The meeting supported all the proposed strategies for the human trafficking awareness campaign. Dr Komape informed participants that funds were available to support the event, including securing the guest speaker, providing refreshments, and the designing posters and flyers. A formal invitation would be sent to the Minister with all the necessary details.. All the suggestions were to be submitted to the College Management team for approval.

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