Ghana's 'Snitching' Law Gives World Bank $20 Billion Dilemma

The Supreme Court in Accra, Ghana, on Wednesday, May 8, 2024. The court is being asked to strike down legislation that would jail those who identify as LGBTQ and punish others family members, co-workers, teachers if they fail to inform on them to the authorities. Photographer: Ernest Ankomah/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Ghana's 'Snitching' Law Gives World Bank $20 Billion Dilemma
The Supreme Court in Accra, Ghana, on Wednesday, May 8, 2024. The court is being asked to strike down legislation that would jail those who identify as LGBTQ and punish others family members, co-workers, teachers if they fail to inform on them to the authorities. Photographer: Ernest Ankomah/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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