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Ghana’s rape laws must protect male victims – Kasapa FM’s Akosua Gyambiby

Akosua Gyambiby said Ghana’s rape laws were discriminatory and needed to be reviewed to ensure that men who experience sexual abuse receive legal recognition and protection.
The issue was discussed on her Ento Woa Da programme, which examined the legal definition of rape in Ghana and whether the existing legislation adequately protects men who experience sexual abuse.“Many men experience sexual abuse daily, yet why can’t men be recognised as rape victims under Ghanaian law?
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