Ghana engages Ben Crump to pursue justice for nationals killed in US at no cost to taxpayers
By: Henrietta Avollah Afful The Government of Ghana has secured approval for its Permanent Mission in New York to engage renowned American civil rights lawyer, Ben Crump, to assist in pursuing justice for Ghanaians killed in the United States in recent months. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the engagement of the prominent lawyer […]
The Government of Ghana has secured the services of renowned American civil rights lawyer, Ben Crump, to pursue justice for Ghanaians killed in the United States at no cost to taxpayers. This engagement, which will be handled by Ghana's Permanent Mission in New York, is part of Ghana's efforts to ensure accountability for the deaths of its nationals and safeguard their rights abroad.
The Foreign Affairs Ministry expressed appreciation for Ben Crump's positive telephone discussion with the Foreign Minister on the matter and acknowledged the cooperation of US authorities in pursuing justice. Ben Crump, known for his involvement in high-profile civil rights and wrongful death cases in the United States, will be handling the case at no expense to the Ghanaian taxpayer.
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