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Ghana’s prisons: A national issue we can’t ignore

Prison reform should be viewed as part of broader national objectives involving public safety, justice administration, and human development.
Prison reform should be understood not as an act of charity but as an investment in public safety, human capital development, and national security.
What is needed now is deliberate, coordinated action to ensure that prison reform becomes a national priority rather than a recurring issue that fades from public attention.
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