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Amnesty International Ghana urges Parliament to fast-track Anti-Witchcraft Accusation Bill

Other publishable angles Anti-Witchcraft Bill delays leave victims trapped in 'witch camps' – Amnesty Ghana Parliament working to revive Anti-Witchcraft Accusation Bill – Human Rights Committee Chair Witchcraft accusations rooted in gender inequality and harmful stereotypes – Amnesty Ghana The first remains the strongest because it combines urgency, accountability and a clear call to action.
Amnesty International Ghana has called on Parliament to urgently reintroduce and pass the Anti-Witchcraft Accusation Bill, warning that continued delays are leaving victims exposed to violence, discrimination and social exclusion."We acknowledge the efforts of the 8th Parliament in passing the Anti-Witchcraft Accusation Bill and the Human Rights Committee of Parliament.
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