Ghana: Supreme Court Upholds Colonial-Era Anti-LGBT Law

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Angele Maxine, opposing the Anti LGBT bill in Accra in November 2023. © 2023 Angele Maxine (Nairobi) – The supreme court of Ghana on July 24, 2024, upheld a colonial-era law that criminalizes adult consensual same-sex conduct, contrary to Ghana’s human rights obligations, Human Rights Watch said today. The judgment comes at a time when the country is engulfed in a debate over a dangerous anti-LGBT law which would take persecution of sexual and gender minorities and their allies even further.“Ghana’s supreme court unfortunately…

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