There are a number of governance issues in Ghana’s young democracy that are yet to be negotiated. This project with the support of Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) attempts to have discussions aimed at addressing these critical governance issues. This collaboration is part of strengthening the capacity of governance institutions in Ghana and increasing the participation […]
This project involved the teaching of anti-trafficking legislation and international best practices to target publics including judges, lawyers, law enforcement agencies and policy makers. It also involved social marketing campaigns against Child Trafficking. Key events under this project included: Legal analysis of civic implications of the Human Trafficking Act 2000 posters & brochures produced/disseminated through […]
The Action Research Project (ARP) The Action Research Project (ARP) is an ambitious initiative by the LRC to compile a comprehensive database of materials regarding human rights issues in Ghana. This project is also envisioned as a centre for the production of research materials that will pave the way for action to improve human rights […]
Capacity Building for Effective Deployment of the Rights Based Approach to Development The LRC’s obligation under this project is to assist Action Aid International Ghana (AAIG) in building internal capacity of its staff and partners to implement a Rights Based Approach (RBA) to development. The LRC organized a number of training session for the staff […]
Parliamentary Advocacy Project (PAP) The Parliamentary Advocacy Project (PAP) seeks to work towards the strengthening of parliamentary processes in Ghana by undertaking four main activities: the facilitation and aggregation of civic input into the legislative process; monitoring the performance of Parliament by tracking Bills and Regulations; undertaking collaborative research with the Parliamentary Research Department (PRD) […]