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TRIBUNALS ARE NOT THE SOLUTION TO GHANA’S JUDICIAL INEFFECTIVENESS — FUNDING IS THE SOLUTION
The Centre for Legitimacy and Rule of Law (CLRL) has noted the efforts of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice to enhance the efficiency of the Judiciary by laying before Parliament the Tribunals Bill, which seeks to revive the Tribunals established under Article 126 of the 1992 Constitution.
CLRL Applauds Ministry of Finance for Forming Technical Working Group on Unclaimed Funds
The Centre for Legitimacy and Rule of Law (CLRL) welcomes with optimism the recent formation of a Technical Working Group by the Ministry of Finance to address the management of unclaimed funds in Ghana.
STATEMENT BY THE CENTRE FOR LEGITIMACY AND RULE OF LAW TO ANNOUNCE OUR FORMAL OPENING, OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTS FOR THE YEAR 2026.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of the CLRL, I thank you for responding to our invitation to this all-important gathering. One of the core objectives of this gathering is to invite you, “the media and the general public” into a partnership for a new form of advocacy that will highlight social anomalies and push for reforms that will make the Ghanaian society better for the ordinary Ghanaian including you and I.
GHANA DECLINED BY ONE POINT IN THE GLOBAL RULE OF LAW RANKING. CJROL CALLS ON GOVERNEMTN TO RESOURCE THE JUDICIARY TO SPEED UP LITIGATION
The Centre for Justice and Rule of law has noted with worry that Ghana fell from its position of 62nd to 63rd in the global rule of law ranking of countries.
ATTACKS ON KUKURANTUMI POLICE STATION: INVESTIGATE BOTH THE YOUTH AND THE POLICE OFFICERS INVOLVED
The Centre for Justice and Rule of Law (CJRL) has noticed with deep concern the developments in Akyem Kukurantumi relating to the attacks on Police Station and police officers of the town following the death of a suspect one Bright Kena.