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Ghana lacks legal framework to enforce African Court Human Rights decisions—ACC

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Ghana, despite its strong democratic credentials and leadership in respecting regional human rights obligations, currently has no express legal framework providing for the recognition and enforcement of decisions from regional human rights courts, including the African Court on Human and Peoples 39; Rights.

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