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Accra, Ghana:🇬🇭 Rev. Faustina Araba Forson @ff_6890 , mother of Ghanaian transgender musician Angel Maxine @angelmaxinetv , has urged mothers of LGBTQ children to speak up against the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill 2025. In a video message on March 16, she said LGBTQ people are “born, not made,” questioned provisions requiring people to report their own children, and called on mothers to unite and defend their “special” children from stigma and harm. 🌈✊🏾 A recent investigation by @reuters has revealed that the U.S.-based anti-LGBTQ organisation MassResistance worked with Senegalese activists advocating for harsher anti-LGBTQ legislation, highlighting the growing role of transnational conservative networks in shaping anti-LGBTQ policies across Africa. In a public notice issued by the Parliament of Ghana, citizens and organisations have been invited to submit memoranda on the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025, which was referred to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs and the leadership of the Committee on Human Rights for review. The announcement calls on members of the public, civil society organisations, professional bodies, and other stakeholders to provide written submissions expressing their views, analysis, and recommendations on the Bill. Memoranda should be addressed to the Clerk to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs, Parliament House, Accra, or submitted electronically via legalcluster@parliament.gh. The deadline for receiving submissions is Friday, 20 March 2026, after which the committees will review the inputs as part of their consideration and reporting process. In a public notice issued by the Parliament of Ghana, citizens and organisations have been invited to submit memoranda on the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025, which was referred to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs and the leadership of the Committee on Human Rights for review. The announcement calls on members of the public, civil society organisations, professional bodies, and other stakeholders to provide written submissions expressing their views, analysis, and recommendations on the Bill. Memoranda should be addressed to the Clerk to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs, Parliament House, Accra, or submitted electronically via legalcluster@parliament.gh. The deadline for receiving submissions is Friday, 20 March 2026, after which the committees will review the inputs as part of their consideration and reporting process. In a public notice issued by the Parliament of Ghana, citizens and organisations have been invited to submit memoranda on the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025, which was referred to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs and the leadership of the Committee on Human Rights for review. The announcement calls on members of the public, civil society organisations, professional bodies, and other stakeholders to provide written submissions expressing their views, analysis, and recommendations on the Bill. Memoranda should be addressed to the Clerk to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs, Parliament House, Accra, or submitted electronically via legalcluster@parliament.gh. The deadline for receiving submissions is Friday, 20 March 2026, after which the committees will review the inputs as part of their consideration and reporting process. In a public notice issued by the Parliament of Ghana, citizens and organisations have been invited to submit memoranda on the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025, which was referred to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs and the leadership of the Committee on Human Rights for review. The announcement calls on members of the public, civil society organisations, professional bodies, and other stakeholders to provide written submissions expressing their views, analysis, and recommendations on the Bill. Memoranda should be addressed to the Clerk to the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs, Parliament House, Accra, or submitted electronically via legalcluster@parliament.gh. The deadline for receiving submissions is Friday, 20 March 2026, after which the committees will review the inputs as part of their consideration and reporting process. Shift your focus to what truly matters. Instead of being obsessed with other people's personal lives, let’s dedicate that energy to building better schools, roads, and hospitals in Ghana. ✨ Today, on International Women’s Day 2026, we join the world in celebrating the incredible strength, resilience, and diversity of Ghanaian women. As we mark 69 years of independence, we remember that the promise of 'Freedom and Justice' must belong to every Ghanaian. 🇬🇭
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