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GMSA calls for protection of Muslim students’ religious rights in mission schools

The Ghana Muslim Students’ Association (GMSA) has renewed calls for authorities and mission schools to protect the religious rights of Muslim students, amid concerns that some pupils are being compelled to participate in Christian religious activities while facing restrictions on basic Islamic practices.
The Association has appealed to a wide range of stakeholders to support efforts to protect the religious rights of Muslim students.
It called on the Office of the National Chief Imam to continue providing leadership and guidance, while urging Muslim leaders across the country to speak with one voice in support of affected students.
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