Ghana
June 17, 2021
Ghana: Drop Charges Against LGBT Rights Defenders
Ghana’s attorney general should drop charges against 21 human rights defenders who face ongoing judicial harassment after attending a paralegal training session.
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Gambia: Ex-President Tied to 2005 Murders of Ghanaian and Nigerian Migrants
Ghanaian Groups Urge Prosecution of Yahya Jammeh
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Precious Metal, Cheap Labor
Child Labor and Corporate Responsibility in Ghana’s Artisanal Gold Mines
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Covid-19 Pandemic Fueling Child Labor
Children in Ghana, Nepal, Uganda Describe Grueling Hours, Low Pay
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Ghana: Covid-19 Pandemic Fueling Child Labor
Meager Government Aid Leaves Children Working Long Hours for Little Pay
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Ghana: 1st Covid-19 Case in Psychiatric Hospital
Ensure Equal Access to Treatment; Invest in Community-Based Support
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Ghana: Faith Healers Defy Ban on Chaining
Enforce Ban on Chaining and Provide Community-Based Services
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Ghana Should Resist World Congress of Families’ Anti-LGBT Message
Domestic Violence Against Lesbians All Too Common in Ghana
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West Africa’s #SexForGrades Scandal Epitomizes Global Plight
Sexual Exploitation and Harassment Also Widespread in Secondary Schools
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Not Everyone Is Celebrating on Independence Day in Ghana
Many People With Psychosocial Disabilities Remain Shackled
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UN/ECOWAS: Release Report on Gambia Migrant Massacre
5 UN Rights Monitors Urge Public Reporting of 2005 Killings
