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West Africa, Constitutional Law Maame Efua Addadzi-Koom West Africa, Constitutional Law Maame Efua Addadzi-Koom

Righting Wrongs: Ghana’s Supreme Court Declares a COVID19-Induced Law Unconstitutional

Earlier this year, Ghana's Supreme Court declared the Imposition of Restrictions Act (IRA) 2020 unconstitutional, merely three years after its enactment. This post takes a closer look at the IRA's prior controversies and highlights the key aspects of the Court's decision that substantiated earlier concerns, ultimately leading to the Act’s repeal.

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West Africa, Public Law Theophilus Edwin Coleman and Joshua Godwin Kyeremateng West Africa, Public Law Theophilus Edwin Coleman and Joshua Godwin Kyeremateng

Created in the Image of God, Criminalised by the Laws of Ghana

Amidst heated debates over the criminalisation of homosexual relationships, Ghana’s parliament is considering passing a Bill entitled the Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values of 2021 (“Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill”). The Bill, if passed into law, will usher Ghana into another wave of criminalising homosexual conduct.

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