Ms. Daphne Lariba Nabila, the Executive Director of the Legal Resource Center (LRC), has encouraged journalists and other media practitioners to be abreast of the Electoral Laws towards playing their role as educators more effectively. […]
Mr Francis Ameyibor, General Co-ordinator of Communication for Development and Advocacy Consult, has entreated journalists not to allow their personal opinions and preferences to influence their reportage during elections […]
Legal Resources Centre (LRC) has organised a two-day training workshop for journalists from the Northern, Upper East and Upper West regions, aimed at equipping them to upgrade their skills on election coverage. […]
A communication consultant has asserted that Ghana is sufficiently capable of holding her own elections without as much as drawing lessons from her colossal neighbor to the east, Nigeria. […]
The Executive Secretary of the National Peace Council (NPC) in the Brong Ahafo region, Alhaji Suallah Abdallah has described as worrying the absence of media representation on the council. Alhaji Suallah said the critical role media plays in ensuring peace and national cohesion warrants their presence on the council and their absence needs to be […]
Journalist in the Northern, Upper East and Upper West regions of Ghana have been schooled in a two-day workshop at Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo region on promoting Responsible and Peaceful Electoral Leadership in 2016 elections. […]
In the quest to rescue victims of contemporary form of slavery such as Forced and early marriage, the sale of wives and inherited widows, the LRC… […]
After several years of consultative meetings, drafting, redrafting and validation meetings, the Legislative Instrument to the Human Trafficking Act, 2005 (Act 694) has been passed into law by Parliament. […]
The LRC with support from the British High Commission is in the process of engaging Traditional leaders and the Media to promote peaceful elections. […]
On 4th of October, 2015 the LRC participated in a civil society round table with UN special Rapporteur on Torture in Accra.
The Round table was aimed at facilitating an open exchange between civil society and the Special Rapporteur on new developments, progress, and challenges in a number of follow-up priority areas in relation to torture and other ill-treatment in the country. […]