Programmes Manager of Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), Mary Awelana Addah, says Ghana’s next Chief Justice should be open to collaborate with civil society and private sector to ensure fair and equitable justice delivery.
She explained that such collaboration will help demystify the idea that justice is the preserve of a certain class of people.
Speaking on JoyNews’ PM Express, she said reforming the justice system to promote inclusivity and equitable justice delivery should be on top of the agenda of any person who assumes the astute position of Chief Justice in the near future.
“We would want to see a justice who is willing, open and available to collaborate with civil society and private sector to ensure that the agenda of justice delivery in Ghana is prosecuted with fairness, is prosecuted in such a way that equity is served and then inclusivity is part of this agenda...
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