“There is always discord when it comes to resettlement issues in Sierra Leone. This could be attributed to the fact that there is no national policy that clearly states the terms, conditions and standard for resettlement,” Millennium Challange Coordinating Unit (MCCU) Water Sector Project Director, Ansumana Swarray, explained. However, because of the unavailability of aRead More
Ghanaians are flocking to the courts at a much higher rate than before. Invariably this has put pressure on the civil litigation system; cases are being stretched and delayed. The system is clogged, and people who’ve turned to the courts are often frustrated and upset. But Ghana’s justice system is not just slow. It isRead More
The Government has been asked to stop using police officers as prosecutors in court because it is asking them to do too much. Public Interest lawyer Martin Kpebu has argued, police prosecutors cannot do the job as properly as lawyers can. An under staffed AG’s Department use police prosecutors to fill in the human resourceRead More
On Monday, the Supreme Court spoke, hopefully for the last time, on the Abu Ramadan case. What exactly did they say? You will recall that the Plaintiffs returned to court, ostensibly for a clarification of the judgment of the Supreme Court delivered on the 5th of May, and seeking a number of reliefs. The firstRead More
Consultancy Agreement Developing a Research Report of Statelessness in Ghana; Policies, Laws, Institutions, Incidence and Recommended Actions CategoryResearch & Advocacy for Development Year2017-2018 PROJECT DESCRIPTION With support from UNHCR and CHRAJ, Law and Development Associates (LADA) undertook a comprehensive study of statelessness in Ghana. In the study, we addressed a broad range of policy, legal,Read More
