Child labour risks are not always immediately visible. They may exist within households, farms, mining communities and the lower tiers of supply chains, beyond the direct view of regulators and established businesses. Even when a concern is identified, protecting the child depends on whether the information reaches the right institution, receives an appropriate response and is followed through to a satisfactory conclusion.
As part of efforts in closing this gap between identification and action, the Ghana Employers’ Association (GEA), in collaboration with the International Labour Organization...
Report by Ben LARYEA
As part of the effort to maintain environmental cleanliness in our various communities, the Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association, in...
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has reiterates the need for Ghanaians to be vigilant to protect the right of voters during and after elections...
The Director General of Cyber Security Authority (CSA), Dr. Albert Antwi-Boasiako indicates that, children these days are susceptible to internet threats such as cyberbullying,...
The Women’s Fellowship of the Mamprobi Ebenezer Presbyterian church as part of their 50th Anniversary celebration has donated items to support cancer children at...