Confusion Over Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill in Ghana
A governance expert, Professor John Osae-Kwapong, notes that the confusion surrounding the Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill in Ghana reflects a lack of clear policy direction.
According to Prof. Osae-Kwapong, the country's approach to addressing issues of sexual orientation and rights through legislation is unclear.
The ongoing confusion over the Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill highlights a deeper policy dilemma for Ghana—whether the country truly knows how it wants to address issues of sexual orientation and rights through legislation.
- The President delayed assenting to the bill after its passage.
- A Supreme Court challenge was filed against the legislation, questioning its constitutionality.
Prof. Osae-Kwapong also noted that the issue has become politically charged.
Author's summary: Ghana's Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill confusion stems from unclear policy direction.
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