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Ghana Supreme Court Starts Hearing on Anti-LGBTQ Bill Next Week

The NPP Government Have Proven Their Loyalty To LGBTQI+ Community – Isaac Boamah
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Ghana’s Supreme Court will start hearing arguments on the constitutionality of a proposed law that seeks to punish people identifying as LGBTQ with up to three years in prison.

Richard Sky, a Ghanaian lawyer and journalist, the speaker of parliament and the attorney general are among those summoned to the top court Wednesday, according to a court notice seen by Bloomberg.

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