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West African migrants bailed

afrol News, 1 April - A new program aimed at engaging West African women migrants in the development of their countries has been launched in Italy.

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'Ghana mistreats refugees'

afrol News, 20 March - The international community has been urged to pile pressures on the Ghanaian government and the UNHCR to protect the human rights of refugees in Ghana.

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'Eliminate harmful cultural practices'

ZANIS/Times of Zambia News , 3 March - The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called for concerted efforts in harmonizing customary and common laws to eliminate harmful cultural practices.

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Ghana
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Ghana shuns labour standard

afrol News, 28 January - The government of Ghana has been faulted for breaching the core conventions of the International Labour Organisation it had ratified, a new report issued by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).

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Kenya leader shuns violence

afrol News, 25 October - Kenya's outgoing leader Mwai Kibaki has strongly spoke against electoral violence, fearing it might interfere with the voting patterns.

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