AGA AAP Participates At The Annual Update Training For State Attorneys Ho, Ghana

On 23^rd -24^th September 2019 AGA AAP participated in Accountability, Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption Programme in collaboration with the Office of the Director Public Prosecutions in Ho, Ghana. The objective of the programme is to contribute to current reform processes in the area of rule of law, accountability, anti-corruption and environmental governance.

The five-day training was aimed at building capacity of 50 new prosecutors on the Elements/Rudiments of prosecution and Human Trafficking in Ghana. It was graced by Ms. Cynthia Lamptey, the Director of Public Prosecutions in Ghana.

Representing AGA AAP was Mr. Chukukere Unamba-Oparah, AGA AAP programme Coordinator and Ms. Maame Hagan, AGA AAP Country Coordinator for Ghana. The programme was facilitated by Mr. Justin McNabney, Deputy Chief of the Human Trafficking Response Unit, Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and Ms. Natalae Velez, Assistant Prosecutor, Special Victim Bureau’s Domestic Violence Unit.

Distinguished guests, facilitators and participants in a group photo in HO, Ghana.
Ms. Maame Hagan, AGA AAP Country Coordinator for Ghana giving her remarks during the Annual Update Training in Ghana.
Mr. Justin McNabney, Deputy Chief of the Human Trafficking Response Unit, Manhattan District Attorney’s Office facilitating a session in the Human Trafficking workshop in Ho, Ghana.
Ms. Natalae Velez, Assistant Prosecutor, Special Victim Bureau’s Domestic Violence Unit speaking during the workshop in Ho, Ghana.
L.R Mr. Chukukere Unamba-Oparah, AGA AAP Programme Coordinator, Ms. Cynthia Lamptey, Director of Public Prosecutors, Ghana, Mr. Justin McNabney, Deputy Chief of the Human Trafficking Response Unit, Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, Ms. Natalae Velez, Assistant Prosecutor, Special Victim Bureau’s Domestic Violence Unit and Ms. Maame Hagan, AGA AAP Country Coordinator for Ghana during a photo session in the Human Trafficking workshop in Ho, Ghana.