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Ghana's Chief of Staff Urges Stakeholder Collaboration to Bolster Justice System

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Ghana's Chief of Staff, Dr. Julius Debrah, called for strengthened collaboration among stakeholders to improve the justice system.
  • He stressed that effective justice delivery is a shared responsibility involving the Judiciary, Executive, Parliament, legal professionals, and civil society.
  • The initiative aims to enhance public confidence in the administration of justice within Ghana.

Ghana's Chief of Staff, Dr. Julius Debrah, has urged key stakeholders to maintain and strengthen their collaboration to fortify the nation's justice system. He emphasized that enhancing public confidence in the administration of justice is paramount and requires a concerted effort from all involved parties.

Dr. Debrah highlighted that the effective delivery of justice is not solely the purview of one branch of government but a shared responsibility. This necessitates robust cooperation among the Judiciary, the Executive, and Parliament. Furthermore, he included the legal profession, organized labor, and civil society organizations as crucial partners in this endeavor.

The call for collaboration aims to ensure that Ghana's justice system operates efficiently and transparently, thereby fostering greater public trust. By working together, these diverse groups can address systemic challenges and improve the overall administration of justice, contributing to a more stable and equitable society.

the effective administration of justice was a shared responsibility that required cooperation among the Judiciary, Executive, Parliament, the legal profession, organised labour, civil society

โ€” Dr Julius DebrahGhana's Chief of Staff emphasizing the need for collective effort in strengthening the justice system.
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