The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is increasing public awareness regarding gender-based violence, sexual exploitation, abuse, harassment, and human trafficking. This initiative specifically targets migrants and communities living near border areas within the Ketu South Municipality of the Volta Region. The GIS aims to educate vulnerable populations about the dangers they face and how to protect themselves. The campaign focuses on recognizing signs of exploitation and reporting mechanisms. This intensified education drive comes as a proactive measure to combat increasing risks associated with migration. Authorities hope to empower individuals with knowledge to prevent becoming victims of these crimes and foster safer border communities. This effort underscores the GIS’s commitment to protecting migrant rights and ensuring regional security.