In February 2024, Ghana's Parliament passed legislation that has heightened fear and insecurity among vulnerable and marginalized communities. The new law has increased the risk of discrimination, violence, arbitrary arrests, and other human rights violations, undermining the principles of equality, dignity, and respect for all people. We stand in solidarity with those affected and kindly ask for your support to help provide protection, emergency assistance, legal aid, and access to essential s
This legislation has created a climate of fear and discrimination, increasing the risk of arbitrary arrests, violence, and social exclusion for vulnerable and marginalized communities. As a result, many people face heightened insecurity and barriers to accessing essential services and protection. The law undermines fundamental human rights, equality, and human dignity, leaving many individuals in urgent need of safety, legal support, and humanitarian assistance.
This project will provide critical support to vulnerable and marginalized communities in Ghana through legal assistance, safe shelter, emergency relief, healthcare access, and other essential services. It will also strengthen community awareness, reduce stigma and discrimination, and promote respect for human rights and inclusion. Ultimately, the project seeks to create a future where everyone can live with dignity, safety, and equal opportunities.
The project aims to support local partners in advocating for human rights, challenging discriminatory laws, and promoting acceptance through community outreach. It seeks to reduce stigma and prejudice against vulnerable and marginalized groups, leading to improved access to essential services, greater social inclusion, and enhanced well-being. Ultimately, the project envisions a future where all individuals can live with dignity, equality, and respect.
