We are particularly grateful to the persons who consented to deliver remarks at the official launch of the campaign in January 2019. Merci Beaucoup.  A lot of teamwork goes into making media campaigns a success. You need the talent; you need the printers for fliers and posters, you need a full-on production team. You need the model the face of the campaign, you may need the GIS/NTN as we did and so we are here to say that your contribution is recognized and appreciated.

We are appreciative of the IT expert attached to the project Mr. Rene Louis- Fernand for the development of our fabulous website. Mr. Louis – Fernand has surpassed his terms of reference to ensure that the nation in general and front –end anti-trafficking personnel can obtain maximum benefits from this platform.

Much work and partnerships continue with the lead Department, the Police and the International Organization for Migration. The media has been very supportive. We cannot get the message out there to the public without you onboard so it goes without saying that your role is truly instrumental and of high value to us. Bravo to you and keep up the good work.

Mr. Agosta Degazon is a trailblazing groundbreaking member of the first Task Force on the Prevention of Tracking in Persons.  He served as the   Chairperson of the Task Force until his tenure as Permanent Secretary at the Department of Home Affairs and National Security came to an end in May 2018. Mr. Degazon was part of the dynamic team that navigated Saint Lucia through the choppy waters of the “Lambird’s Academy Investigation” in 2015. 

Another major accomplishment under his watch was the establishment of the Task Force in 2015 and the engagement of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) for Saint Lucia’s official membership in 2015. Saint Lucia has richly benefitted from the service of its first Chairperson Mr.  Agosta Degazon.

Well done Mr. Degazon.