HRRG boss highlights human rights issues in Ghana
His organization, HRRG, has been instrumental in reporting instances of human rights violations.
Prosper Kwaku Selassy Agbitor 
Human Rights Reporters Ghana(HRRG) boss,Joseph Wemakor has highlighted the issues of human rights in Ghana on Metro TV’s Morning Rush Show today.
The Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG) Executive Director's address seeks to highlight the pressing issues of human rights in Ghana.
His address which also proffer some solutions live on Metro TV’s Morning Rush Show scheduled for Thursday,August 17,2023 exactly exactly 6:30 a.m.
His appearance on the popular dawn segment signals how crucial the need for such conversation on human brutality and justice in Ghana is at the heart of interested stakeholders.
Wemakor, whose dedication to human rights issues is unwavering.
The HRRG CEO, being a strong advocate and journalist, has been vocal about the prevailing human rights conditions in Ghana.
His hope is that after the revelations, authorities will take a keen interest and action towards addressing same. His organization, HRRG, has been instrumental in reporting instances of human rights violations.
This includes issues pertaining to child abuse, gender-based violence, child rights abuse, abuse of persons with disabilities, and others in Ghana.
The Morning Rush Show has consistently provided a platform for critical discussions on societal issues. By featuring the Executive Director of HRRG, the show aims at amplifying the discourse on human rights violation and ensuring justice for the aggrieved in Ghana.
Wemakor is expected to shed light on the various interventions and initiatives HRRG has been implementing to help combat these grave offenses.
These interventions include awareness campaigns and educational programs to sensitize the public on their rights and how to fight against any form of human rights violation.
Wemakor will also be addressing the recent instances of human rights violation in Ghana and discussing the steps taken by the HRRG to ensure justice for the victims. His insights on the Morning Rush Show are hoped to enable constructive dialogue and promote understanding among the population regarding the human rights landscape in Ghana.
The issues of human rights are deeply rooted in the socio-political fabric of Ghana. Wemakor's involvement sheds light on the role of non-profit organizations like HRRG in battling these violations and ensuring justice at both local and national levels.
Furthermore, the HRRG boss' appearance on Metro TV’s Morning Rush show could catalyze other media platforms to partake in the drive towards improving human rights conditions in Ghana.
This facilitation of discourse can help foster a stronger sense of social responsibility towards rights protection among the citizenry.
Human Rights Reporters Ghana’s constant effort to shed light on human rights infringement in Ghana attests to the organization's commitment to seeing a free and fair society, where respect for human dignity is upheld.
The group's tireless efforts in the fight against adolescent pregnancy, drug and tramadol addiction, and other violations of human rights resulted in its victory at the 5th Global Entrepreneur Awards, raising the Ghanaian flag high on the world stage. In conclusion, Joseph Wemakor's appearance on Metro TV's Morning Rush Show will not only spark a discussion about violations of human rights in Ghana but will also give the general public a chance to learn about the seriousness of these problems and the need for concerted action to address them
