High cost of initiating or defending suits, limited and under-resourced justice institutions, the complexity of judicial processes, disempowerment, perverse delays in administering of justice caused by frequent adjournments, missing case dockets, slow processing of documentation due to high caseloads, high perception of corruption leading to minimal trust by the public in the Ghanaian courts, high […]
Citizen Monitoring Groups in the Volta Region have been strengthened to make use of the Case Tracking System (CTS) in ensuring criminal justice delivery. Legal Resources Centre (LRC), a nonprofit, partnered with the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, and Crime Check Foundation to provide a trainer of trainers’ workshop for monitoring groups from the six districts […]
A day’s training workshop has been organized for Citizen Monitoring Groups (CMGs) in the Volta region, on Ghana’s electronic Case Tracking System. The training which took place in Ho, the Regional capital, was organized by the Legal Resources Centre, a non-governmental organization, as part of the ‘USAID Justice Sector Support Activity.’ According to Enock […]
The Legal Resources Centre (LRC) has trained members of a Citizen Monitoring Group (CMG) in the Upper East Region to monitor the Integrated Criminal Justice Case Tracking System and support stakeholders in the justice delivery system. The Case Tracking System (CTS) project is to enable key actors in the justice delivery system to electronically access […]
High cost of initiating or defending suits, limited and under-resourced justice institutions, the complexity of judicial processes, disempowerment, perverse delays in administering of justice caused by frequent adjournments, missing case dockets, slow processing of documentation due to high caseloads, high perception of corruption leading to minimal trust by the public in the Ghanaian courts, high […]
Legal Resources Centre (LRC), non-profit legal advocacy organisation based in Accra, has trained six Citizen Monitoring Group (CMG) members from six selected districts in the Northern Region. The one day training workshop held in Tamale on Wednesday was in response to the 2018 Integrated Criminal Justice Case-Tracking System (CTS) project launched by the government to […]
The implementing partners of the USAID funded Justice Sector Support Activity will soon roll out a robust media education and sensitisation programme to empower Ghanaians to enable them to know the existence of the Case Tracking System (CTS) and its importance to justice delivery in Ghana. In an interview with GBC, the Rule of Law […]
Funded by USAID This is an Activity which focuses on monitoring and sustaining the implementation of Ghana`s Case Tracking System (CTS)- a software system instituted by Chemonics International and its partners aimed at employing technology solutions to track criminal cases from inception until being disposed of. The Activity which is being implemented in forty (40) […]
Funded by European Union (EU) This project focused on bridging the gap between legislation and practice within the Ghanaian Child Justice system through; legal and policy reform, providing legal assistance to juveniles in conflict or contact with the law throughout the 10 regions of Ghana, and Training of security and law enforcement agencies to enhance […]
Funded by USAID The rationale of this project was to ensure that there is an improvement of local government by enhancing bottom-up social accountability mechanisms in the selected district assemblies. The project seeks to use participatory and social engagement processes to empower citizens to participate in the assessment of performance of public policies, programmes and […]