Ghana making steady progress in gender parity among security forces – FOSDA report
Ghana is advancing gender parity in its security forces and peacekeeping operations through institutional quotas, legislative backing, and international partnerships, a report by the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA), has revealed.
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