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ActionAid petitions Police, AG and courts to fast-track prosecution of alleged sodomy case

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

ActionAid Ghana, a social justice non-governmental organisation (NGO), has petitioned the Ghana Police Service and other relevant institutions to expedite the prosecution of an alleged sexual abuse case involving an eight-year-old boy in the Jirapa Municipality.

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