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Legal Aid Commission takes free legal services to Techiman main lorry terminal
The Ghana Legal Aid Commission has launched its 2026 Legal Aid Week with a bold new approach to closing the country's access-to-justice gap, bringing free legal services directly to the people who need them most.
Under the theme "Justice at Your Doorstep," the Commission has rolled out a pilot outreach initiative that takes legal aid out of formal offices and into the heart of everyday Ghanaian life: markets and lorry terminals.
Today, the Bono East Regional Office stormed the Techiman Main Lorry Terminal, where citizens consulted directly with lawyers, received legal education, and got assistance with dispute resolution, including Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)—all free of charge.
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