Human Security Research Centre Ghana (HSRCGh)
The Human Rights Cost of IUU Fishing in Ghana Over the last two decades, the West African seaboard has been a stomping ground for industrial trawlers. Although most of them are flagged locally by West African nations, they are owned and operated by foreigners, mainly in China or European countries.
“Speak peace always” – Krachi youth urged Pastor Michael Frempong, Head Pastor of the Dambai Junction Church of Pentecost, has urged the youth in the Krachi East Municipality to speak peace in their daily conversations.
Our reckoning with the consequences of two decades of counterterrorism The approaching 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks compels the international community to take stock of the past two decades of counterterrorism policy and ask: Have these efforts made us safer, and at what cost? An honest reckoning with the consequences for human rights, …
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Violence in African countries ‘rooted in governance issues, grievances’ The countries of the arid region south of the Sahara desert, best known as the Sahel region, have recently witnessed an escalation in violence.