CHRAJ, PTI train MPs on strengthening human rights oversight
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), in collaboration with the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) and with support from UNFPA Ghana, has organised a two-day capacity-building programme for members of Parliament’s Committee on Human Rights and its supporting officers.
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), alongside the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) and UNFPA Ghana, has convened a two-day training program for members of Parliament's Committee on Human Rights and its staff. The objective is to deepen their comprehension of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and bolster their capacity to foster effective legislation, oversight, and accountability within Ghana's democratic governance system.
This initiative aims to equip MPs and parliamentary personnel with the necessary knowledge and skills to facilitate evidence-based decision-making and bolster the legislature's capacity to safeguard and advance human rights. CHRAJ emphasizes that this endeavor is part of a broader strategy to strengthen parliamentary oversight mechanisms, ensuring that human rights considerations remain at the forefront of policy formulation and legislative procedures.
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