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Foreign Affairs Ministry invites contributions for special Ghanaian Envoy edition on reparatory justice

The Ministry said the special edition would contribute to documenting Ghana’s continued efforts to advance the Reparatory Justice Agenda and provide space for informed perspectives on the country’s advocacy, international engagements and the broader quest for justice and redress.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has invited members of the public and other interested stakeholders to submit articles and other contributions for a special edition of its official newsletter, the Ghanaian Envoy, dedicated to Ghana’s Reparatory Justice Agenda.
According to the Ministry, contributions may examine the historical context of reparatory justice, Ghana’s advocacy efforts, international engagements, achievements made so far, challenges confronting the agenda and possible ways forward.
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