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Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill advances as Gender Ministry engages Amnesty International Ghana

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Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill advances as Gender Ministry engages Amnesty International Ghana

Ms Osei commended the Ministry for its efforts to advance gender equality and social protection and reaffirmed Amnesty International Ghana’s commitment to supporting advocacy for the passage of the Bill.

Dr Lartey welcomed Amnesty International Ghana’s continued partnership and reiterated the Ministry’s commitment to protecting vulnerable persons through stronger legal and policy measures.

The Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill is progressing through the required processes, with proposed amendments to the Criminal Offences Act currently before the Attorney General’s Department.

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