Here we go! * Watch also a video, related to "Vaccination", below! President Nana Addo, in full knowledge, violates the Constitution of Ghana! Any "Mandatory" or "Compulsory" so called "Covid-vaccine", violates YOUR PERSONAL RIGHTS, by COMMON LAW and per Constitution! The Principle that all powers of Government spring from the Sovereign Will of the People..! Please read the following: Article 17 Article 17 of the Ghanaian Constitution directly addresses the issue of inequality and the illegality of discrimination based on the "grounds of gender, race, colour, ethnic origin, religion, creed or economic status.[20] Section 3 of Article 17 defines discrimination as the "means to give different persons attributable only or mainly to their respective descriptions by race, place of origin, political opinions, colour, gender occupation, religion or creed, whereby persons of one description are subjected or restrictions."[21] Article 17 legally defines the broad term of "discrimination," applying the concept of Universal Adult Suffrage to the basis of Ghanaian national law. [22] Article 24 Article 24 establishes the economic rights of the Ghanaian citizenry.[23] Clauses 1 and 2 establishes the right to work under satisfactory, safe, healthy conditions, and equal pay with the assurance of days off when requested and on public holidays.[24] Additionally, Article 24 clause 3 grants the right of the Ghanaian citizenry to form or join trade unions for the "promotion and protection of his economic and social interests."[25] Article 25 Article 25 describes the rights to education in Ghana. Clause 1 establishes the right of the Ghanaian citizenry to have access to equal education opportunities and the facilities are needed.[26] Subclauses a to e of Article 25 detail how basic education is compulsory and free; secondary education will be accessible to all its citizenry; higher education will be accessible for all on the basis of the respective university's capacity to hold students; establishes the right to literacy; and the right for the school system to be granted adequate facilities to teach.[27] Clause 2 grants the rights for the citizenry to homeschool and establish private schools in accordance with the rights to education established by clause 1.[28] Article 29 Article 29 establishes the rights of the disabled to access educational opportunities and protections against institutional abuse.[29] Clauses 1 to 4 describe the rights of the disabled and detail the disabled's protections against discrimination and abuse as defined by Article 17 of the constitution.[30] Clause 5 guarantees the disabled as a party in their own judicial proceeding while factoring the court factors in the disabled person's mental and physical capacity.[31] Clauses 6 and 8 guarantees the right of the disabled to have access to public and private facilities without discrimination, with clause 7 establishing special incentives for business that engage or employ disabled people in significant numbers.[32] Clause 8 establishes that parliament shall laws ensure the enforcement of Article 29 and all of its clauses.[33] Article 41 Article 41 urges the duties on the individual Ghanaian citizens and states that the exercise of rights and freedoms, guaranteed in the Constitution, are inseparable from the citizen's performance of their duties.[34] Duty in Article 41 encompasses civil, political, economic, social, and cultural practices Ghanaians engage in. Download and share the video! FREE!
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