Sixty-five (65) years after its passage, Ghana's Coroners Act, 1960 (Act 18), stands as one of the country's oldest surviving legal instruments from the immediate post-independence period. Enacted and ...
Ghana’s Supreme Court upheld a 64-year-old law that criminalizes sodomy, saying the statute is constitutional, while it continues to ponder the fate of even-harsher anti-LGBTQ legislation. A ...
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Ghana: Who Speaks for the Dead? Reform Ghana's Medico-Legal Death Investigation System Under Colonial Coroner's Act 1960 (Act 18)
In recent years, Ghana has been marked by a troubling rise in suspicious and unexplained deaths, many of which have ignited intense public outcry, media scrutiny, and protracted litigation. Families, ...
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