Ghana: Ghana Engages U.S. Civil Rights Lawyer Ben Crump to Seek Justice for Ghanaians Killed in U.S.
[Ghanaian Times] Approval has been granted to Ghana's Permanent Mission in New York to engage the services of celebrated US civil rights lawyer, Ben Crump, to assist Ghana in securing justice for all Ghanaians killed in the US in recent months.
In a significant move, Ghana's Permanent Mission in New York has granted approval for renowned US civil rights lawyer, Ben Crump, to support Ghana in seeking justice for Ghanaians who have lost their lives in the US. This engagement comes at no cost to the Ghanaian taxpayer and underscores the country's commitment to upholding the dignity of its nationals abroad.
Foreign Minister of Ghana expressed gratitude to Ben Crump for their positive telephone conversation regarding the matter. The statement also acknowledged the cooperation and commitment of US authorities in pursuing justice collectively. AllAfrica, a platform publishing around 600 reports a day from over 90 news organizations and more than 500 other institutions and individuals, reports that the Ghanaian government will spare no effort in securing justice for those affected.
The AllAfrica article emphasizes that the engagement with Ben Crump is aimed at addressing the recent incidents where Ghanaians have tragically lost their lives in the US. The government is determined to ensure that justice is served and that the reputation of Ghanaians abroad is protected. AllAfrica, as a source, reports that publishers named above each report bear full responsibility for their content, which AllAfrica does not have the legal authority to edit or correct.
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