The heated debates surrounding Ghana's controversial Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, commonly referred to as the Anti-LGBTQ Bill, have once again taken center stage in political discourse.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin recently reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to ensuring the bill becomes law in 2025, addressing the contentious issue with a level of determination that left no room for ambiguity.
Bagbin, speaking during a gathering with traditional leaders and National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters, reflected on the bill's troubled journey. "The LGBTQ bill was passed by Parliament, but the former president refused to assent to it, which was unconstitutional," Bagbin remarked, referencing the actions of the previous administration.
He emphasized the legislative authority vested in Parliament, stating, "Parliament is the authority for passing laws, not the president.
