"Amendment in Anti-LGBTQ Bill Hasn't Weakened Its Impact": Sam George Claims
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The LGBTQ+ bill has been misread from day one – Sam George
Sam George argued that constitutional protections always existed within the LGBTQ+ bill, even before Parliament introduced additional clarifications. “I had always maintained that a lawyer offering legal services to a client could not be said to be advocating.” He also defended protections for doctors and journalists. “A journalist reporting in the ordinary course of journalism was not going to be liable for advocacy.” According to him, the new …
Ntim Fordjour Slams Amended Anti‑LGBTQ Bill as “Toothless” and Politically Motivated
Member of Parliament for Assin South, John Ntim Fordjour, has sharply criticised the newly passed Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025, arguing that amendments introduced into the legislation have significantly weakened its impact. The revised bill mdash;popularly known as the anti-LGBTQ bill mdash;includes exemptions for lawyers, journalists, media organisations, and health professionals who provide lawful services to persons identi…
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