Parliament’s Human Rights Committee engages religious leaders to end witchcraft accusations
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The Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights has engaged religious leaders from the Office of the National Chief Imam and the Christian Council of Ghana in a two-day meeting… <p>The post Parliament’s Human Rights Committee engages religious leaders to end witchcraft accusations first appeared on The1957News…
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- The 1957 News, Parliament’s Human Rights Committee engages religious leaders to end witchcraft accusations
- Modern Ghana, Parliament secures religious leaders’ support to end witchcraft accusations Positive tone
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- Most negative headline · The 1957 NewsParliament’s Human Rights Committee engages religious leaders to end witchcraft accusations
- Most positive headline · Modern GhanaParliament secures religious leaders’ support to end witchcraft accusations
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