Ghana Must Act as UN Pushes Global Social Media Safety Standards for Young Users
UN human rights chief urges governments to regulate social platforms for child safety, following Meta's landmark US settlement requiring new protective measures.
Ghana's Digital Law Trap: What Social Media Posts Could Get You Arrested For
A Ghanaian lawyer warns that social media posts and temporary updates can result in criminal arrest under existing laws.
Senegal's crackdown on TikTok creators raises fresh concerns over press freedom in West Africa
Three Senegalese social media influencers face jail time after a court convicted them of insulting the president, sparking debate on free speech rights.
Senegal's arrest of TikTok influencers raises alarm bells across West Africa over free speech
Three social media creators jailed in Senegal for criticising the president. The case has implications for digital freedom across the region.
Ghana's Rights Commission and Tech Institute Unite to Protect Children Online
CHRAJ and GISF launch partnership to safeguard minors' digital rights as Ghana accelerates digital transformation.
Camilla Alhassan Case Reignites Debate Over Justice and Proportionality in Ghana
A controversial one-year sentence handed to Ghanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan has sparked debate about whether the punishment fits the crime.
Accra court jails TikToker for offensive posts against President Mahama
A 43-year-old content creator sentenced to one year hard labour for derogatory TikTok video targeting Ghana's president.