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From Law School to Climate Action: Ghana Launches the Young Lawyers Voice on Climate Change Foundation

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Law students, young lawyers, environmental advocates and legal professionals have officially launched the Ghana Chapter of the Young Lawyers Voice on Climate Change Foundation, a Pan-African initiative dedicated to placing law and legal advocacy at the centre of Africa rsquo;s response to climate change.

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