Ghana has formally rejected attempts to abolish the International Criminal Court (ICC), asserting it should be strengthened to hold perpetrators of crimes against humanity accountable. Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, called for severe consequences for those committing crimes against humanity and flagrantly violating the ICC’s principles. The anniversary of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action underscored Ghana’s commitment to combating racism, racial discrimination, and historical injustice. Ghana is now seeking reparations, the return of stolen assets, and a pledge against future atrocities, mirroring the Ghana-led resolution regarding trafficking of enslaved Africans.
Source: Adom Online
