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11/09/2026

Every Child Deserves a Future, Not a Cocoa Field.

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Fondation Botnar
Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Ghana
Ministry Of Youth Development And Empowerment, Ghana

10/09/2026

2-Day Capacity Training on Human Rights, HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination.

GLOMEF Ghana LBG, a human rights and social justice organisation, participated in a two-day capacity-building training for human rights advocates and legal officers in the Bono Region, organised by the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) in partnership with the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), with support from UNAIDS.

The training aims to strengthen the knowledge and capacity of human rights advocates and legal officers on the human rights of people living with HIV, with particular focus on addressing HIV-related stigma, discrimination and human rights violations.

The training covers key areas including:

Human rights and HIV-related legal protections

HIV-related stigma and discrimination

HIV, TB and human rights

Legal remedies and access to justice for people living with HIV

Confidentiality, privacy and informed consent
Rights-based approaches to HIV programming

The role of human rights organisations in protecting vulnerable populations

Advocacy and referral mechanisms for victims of rights violations

As a human rights and social justice organisation, GLOMEF Ghana LBG views the training as an important opportunity to strengthen its capacity to support people living with HIV, challenge discriminatory practices and promote dignity, equality, justice and respect for human rights.

Overall objective:

To enhance the capacity of legal officers and human rights advocates, including GLOMEF Ghana, to effectively identify, prevent and respond to HIV-related human rights violations and contribute to a more inclusive and discrimination-free society in the Bono Region.

Ghana AIDS commission of Human Rights and Administrative Justice UNAIDS World Health Organization African Region

08/09/2026

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08/09/2026

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07/09/2026

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02/09/2026

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02/09/2026

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Accra, Ghana: The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Global Media Foundation (GLOMEF), Mr. Raphael Godlove Ahenu, has called for the institutionalization of adolescent participation in urban governance through the establishment of Adolescent Advisory Councils within Metropolitan, Municipal a

02/09/2026

Day 2 of the Capacity-Building Training on the New Cocoa Act, 2026

A stronger cocoa sector must be built on fair laws, transparent governance, meaningful participation and equitable benefits for the farmers whose hard work sustains the industry.

01/09/2026

GLOMEF Ghana Participates in Capacity-Building Workshop on New Ghana COCOBOD Act and Cocoa Farmgate Pricing

GLOMEF Ghana LBG has the opportunity to participate in a Capacity-Building Workshop for members of the Ghana Civil Society Cocoa Platform (GCCP) on the Ghana COCOBOD Act and Cocoa Farmgate Pricing, organized by the Ghana Civil Society Cocoa Platform in Kumasi.

The workshop provides an important platform for civil society organizations and stakeholders within Ghana's cocoa sector to deepen their understanding of the legal and policy framework governing the cocoa industry, particularly the operations and mandate of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) and the processes involved in determining cocoa farmgate prices.

For GLOMEF Ghana, participation in this capacity-building programme is highly relevant to our commitment to promoting social accountability, human rights, sustainable agriculture, child protection, and the empowerment of smallholder farmers.

The knowledge and experience gained from the workshop will strengthen GLOMEF Ghana's advocacy and engagement with cocoa-growing communities, particularly through initiatives such as the Rights4Cocoa Project and our broader efforts to amplify the voices of farmers and vulnerable groups within agricultural value chains.

GLOMEF Ghana remains committed to working with civil society, government institutions, farmers' organizations and development partners to promote a fair, transparent, sustainable and inclusive cocoa sector that delivers better outcomes for cocoa farmers, workers, children and communities in Ghana.