The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin, has upheld for the reception of an exhaustive system to defend strict privileges and opportunities, especially for understudies in open instructive establishments.
In spite of the arrangement for Opportunity of Religion in Article 21 of the 1992 Constitution, the Speaker mourns the various examples where understudies have confronted segregation in light of their strict direction.
Talking at the send off of the 'Ghana Parliamentary Council on Opportunity of Religion or Faith' in Accra on Monday, Mr. Bagbin underscored the requirement for the country to strengthen endeavors at advancing strict concurrence.
"We should have an unmistakable administrative system that safeguards individual strict privileges and opportunities and characterizes the obligations of openly supported organizations, especially with regards to rudimentary and optional training. The not very far in the past strain between strict gatherings and school guidelines is a demonstration of the desperation of this."
"Reports of schools slowing down the strict opportunities of understudies have featured the requirement for an extensive structure that ensures the necessities and freedoms, everything being equal, independent of their strict convictions," he said.
