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Activista Ghana, a youth advocacy organisation, has begun a four-month sensitisation campaign to promote positive behaviour change in young males...

A total of 15 youth networks in four regions in the North have received a sum of GH¢872,000 in grants to undertake community projects towards effecting attitudinal change to reduce harmful practices. The grant is to assist the youth networks in carrying out various activities in the regions geared at…

Some youth in the Upper East region have called on the government and stakeholders to include young people in decision-making at all levels to help address challenges confronting their growth and development. They expressed worry at the many challenges preventing their development and the neglect by major stakeholders to seek…

  Women suffering in abusive relationships have been advised to speak up in order for them to get help rather than keeping silent and enduring the torture that could negatively affect their health and economic fortunes. They are therefore advised to also report their abusers to the appropriate agencies such as the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Ghana Police Service, the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), and the Department of Social Welfare among others for support in addressing the issue. Mr Umar Yakubu Yaarun, the Nadowli-Kaleo Distri...

  Mr Abdul-Rauf Alhassan, the Jirapa Municipal Director of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), has appealed to Parliament to expedite action on passing the Affirmative Action Bill into law. He said passing the bill into law was a sure way of achieving increased women participation in decision making since it would become obligatory for the government to give equal opportunity for men and women to be able to participate effectively in decision making at all levels in the country. Mr Alhassan was speaking during a capacity building workshop for the Equal Rights...