Privacy & Dignity Under Ghana’s Cybersecurity Act



Merton & Everett LLP was proud to serve as an official partner of the second Africa Women and Children Conference (AFRIWOCC 2025), convened under the theme Young Voices, Innovative Ideas, Greater Impact for Africa. The conference, chaired by Her Excellency…

Ghana’s 1992 Constitution firmly protects the freedom of speech and expression in Article 21(1)(a): the fundamental right of every individual to express opinions, share information, and voice dissent without government censorship or intimidation. It specifically guarantees a free press, protects…

What does justice look like when bulldozers roll in before communities are consulted? When ancestral lands are taken in the name of development, but compensation barely scratches the surface of what is lost?