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Traditional leaders, Assembly Members urged to participate in constitutional review process

Madam Victoria Asumin, a member of the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Committee of Amnesty International, who made the call, said the constitutional reform process had entered a critical implementation phase following the submission of the Review Committee’s report.
Madam Asumin made the call at a day’s sensitisation workshop organised by the Citizen Platform for Constitutional Review (CPCR) for selected Assembly Members and traditional leaders in Kumasi.2, GNA – Traditional leaders and Assembly Members have been urged to actively participate in the ongoing constitutional review process to help strengthen constitutional governance and safeguard Ghana’s democratic gains.
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