GANEAN MPs reset the controversial Anti-LGBT bill

10 MPs in Ghana 10 MPs established a controversial bill that will apply the strongest restrictions on LGBT rights in Africa.

The bill appoints a three-year imprisonment for people who recognize such as Gay and five to 10 years for their lawyers and lawyers.

Last year, the legislation was adopted by the parliament, but former President Akufo Addo refused to sign the law before leaving the office in January. Provision of legal problems.

Both local and international human rights groups have been widely condemned as a Draconian.

The original bill ended at the end of the previous parliament. It is unknown whether the speaker of the new parliament has accepted the bill for consideration.

Gay sex is now sentenced to three years in prison in Conservative West African.

President John Dramani said that the mausoleum will ensure the state financing, wider support and consultation.

“I think we have to talk to another if we decide to put forward this account, if we move forward with a consensus,” he said.

Supporters claim that the legislation will help to maintain the culture and family values ​​of Ghana.

However, law groups decided to legislation such as Draconian.

“LGBT rights bill, the tradition of peace, endurance and hospitality and hospitality of Ghana and the country’s international human rights obligations and Larissa Kojoué last year.

“Such a law would not even erode the rule of law in the blood, but the LGBT could also be more free violence against the peoples and their allies.”

Reuters News Agency Ganga Trans Women and LGBT Activity VA-Bene Elikem Fiatsi said that Billin reintroduction was “noisy and difficulty and difficulty.”

The potential impact of the bill in the economy of the bill is a significant concern.

The country’s former Finance Minister, the draft law loss from the world to $ 3.8 billion (£ 2.9 billion) (£ 2.9 billion) (£ 2.3 billion) (£ 2.3 billion) (£ 2.3 billion) warned the IMF support program.

Opposition MPs John Ntim Fordjour said that the US President Donald Trump has already needed reuters to fear economic sanctions.

“The global political climate is convenient for the conservative values, as President Donald Trumman’s daring conservative ads.”

The bill was first submitted to parliament in 2021, but faced many delays.