Champions of change project: Driving collective action against SGBV in Ghana
Samuel SAM
In Ghana’s Savannah and Northern regions, the struggle for gender equality is not merely a policy concern; it is a lived reality shaped by deep-rooted cultural norms and persistent economic hardship.
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