Hundreds of people with “real” or “perceived” mental health conditions remain chained in prayer camps in Ghana, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.

Ghana’s government has promised to ban the practice a year ago, but the rights group said that has not happened.

The organisation said people with psycho-social disabilities are still chained and detained in overcrowded and congested conditions at prayer camps.

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Looking forward to seeing makydebbie amongst them.

Ha

Charlie de Bingo

Africans government are not interested in the health welfare of its citizens.

It is a pity.


I weep for Nigeria my country.

Ante natal fee in government hospital is 20k. Those who cannot afford it goes to herbal homes. When complications sets in, mother & child will die. Or one living while one die.

It is well