By Mavis Paintsil, Accra
The Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2021, is set to be reintroduced to Ghana’s Parliament for consideration and passage.
Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin announced that the bill would be re-tabled in the Ninth Parliament, sparking renewed debate on the contentious issue.
Renewed Efforts
The bill’s sponsors are optimistic about its passage, citing widespread support from traditional leaders, religious groups, and civil society organizations.
The Speaker assured that the bill would follow the proper procedures, with both sides of the House working together to ensure its smooth passage.
Presidential Stance
President Mahama has indicated his willingness to assent to the bill if passed by Parliament. This development has raised hopes that the bill might finally become law after years of deliberation.
Controversy and Debate
The bill has sparked intense debate, with some arguing it infringes on human rights and others seeing it as necessary for preserving Ghanaian values. The issue remains highly contentious, with strong opinions on both sides.
Parliamentary Process
The Speaker emphasized the importance of following the proper procedures to ensure the bill’s passage is legitimate and widely accepted.
He assured that the House would work together to address any concerns and pass the bill in a manner that reflects the will of the Ghanaian people.
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