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Parliament probes child rights challenges in Abuakwa South

The Committee and its partners also paid a courtesy call on the Chief and traditional leaders of Kwesi Komfo Community before engaging residents on issues affecting children.
As part of the , the Committee paid a courtesy call on the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) and engaged officials of the Abuakwa South Municipal Assembly on child rights and protection.
The Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and its partners have continued their Field Monitoring and Capacity-Building to the Eastern Region with engagements in the Abuakwa South Municipality, focusing on challenges affecting the rights and welfare of children.
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