At Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG), our projects are designed to address critical human rights issues through advocacy, research, and community engagement.
We implement initiatives that promote justice, protect vulnerable groups, and strengthen civic participation.
Our work spans areas such as child protection, women’s rights, and access to justice. Through partnerships and grassroots action, we empower communities to claim their rights and drive sustainable change.
A nationwide sensitization campaign tackling three critical social issues affecting young people in Ghana—kidnapping, teenage pregnancy, and tramadol abuse.
Read More A child protection advocacy initiative aimed at ending corporal punishment in schools and promoting safe, rights-based learning environments. The campaign drawn got attention to abuse cases.
Read More The Justice for All Initiative (JAI) is a comprehensive program designed to bridge the persistent justice gap affecting vulnerable and underserved populations. Across many communities, barriers such as poverty, lack of legal awareness, geographic isolation, and social discrimination prevent individuals from accessing fair and timely justice.
Read More Child Rights Watch Ghana (CRWG) is a dedicated initiative committed to safeguarding the rights and well-being of children by addressing the root causes of abuse, exploitation, and child labour.
Read More The Women’s Empowerment & Gender Justice Project (WEGJP) is a transformative initiative focused on addressing gender inequality and combating gender-based violence (GBV) in all its forms. Across many communities, women and girls continue to face systemic barriers, including discrimination, limited economic opportunities, and exposure to violence and harmful cultural practices.
Read More The Climate Justice & Land Rights Initiative (CJLR) is a strategic program dedicated to addressing the growing challenges of environmental degradation, land dispossession, and climate injustice affecting vulnerable communities.
Read More The Civic Space & Media Freedom Project (CSMFP) is a strategic initiative aimed at safeguarding democratic values by protecting civic space and promoting independent, responsible journalism. In many contexts, shrinking civic space, restrictions on media freedom, and threats against journalists undermine transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in governance.
Read More As part of its participation at Rights Con 2026, convened by Access Now, Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG) will host a high-level dialogue session titled “Silenced Twice: Press Freedom and Disability Voices Under Threat in Africa.”
The session brings together global voices from journalism, law, environmental advocacy, and public health to explore the intersection of press freedom, disability inclusion, and civic participation across Africa and beyond.
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