The Countdown to EARLYFEST 2025 Begins!
This November, something magical is happening in Accra… The vibrant grounds of the Efua Sutherland…
8 months ago
Ghana’s human rights giant Dr. Wemakor to lead West Africa’s voice at Pan-African conference in Kenya
Founder and Executive Director of Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG), Dr. Joseph Kobla Wemakor, has…
9 months ago
Covenant Presby School Dzorwulu holds 18th graduation with focus on holistic education
Accra, August 1, 2025 — Covenant Presby School in Dzorwulu, Accra, celebrated its 18th Graduation…
9 months ago
Heartbroken mother seeks public help amidst justice struggle for allegedly gang-defiled 13-year-old girl in Madina
The heartbreaking story of Ama, a 13-year-old student in her third year at Madina No.…
9 months ago
Ghanaian human rights leader calls for global action on North Korea at International seminar
A powerful voice from Ghana echoed across an international stage on Friday as Dr. Joseph…
9 months ago
HRRG and JRF responds to Hon. Sosu Francis-Xavier’s parliamentary statement on 13-year-old allegedly gang-defiled by over 20 men in Madina
Dear Hon. Xavier Sosu, The Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG) and the Justice Revived Foundation…
10 months ago
Dr. Joseph Wemakor to deliver keynote at global seminar on North Korean human rights situation
Renowned Ghanaian human rights advocate and journalist, Dr. Joseph Kobla Wemakor, is set to make…
10 months ago
HRRG and JRF call for justice in heartbreaking case of 13-year-old girl gang-defiled in Madina
Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG) and the Justice Revived Foundation (JRF) are raising urgent concerns…
10 months ago
Pads, Power, and Protection: Ghanaian girls rise against exploitation with groundbreaking campaign
In the rural heartlands of Northern Ghana, over 500 adolescent girls and women are rewriting…
11 months ago
HRRG’s advocacy spurs swift police action in homophobic attack, assault on journalist
Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG) has welcomed the swift police response to two recent human…
11 months ago