CHRI Africa Creates CCTGs at the Western Region

The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Africa Office has created a Community Case Tracking Groups (CCTGs) in the Western Region of Ghana. The Community Case Tracking Groups are volunteers who will monitor and create awareness about the system of Ghana’s Case Tracking (CTS).

From Left to Right: Madam Esther Ahulu, Sabina Morgan and some reps of HURDS Foundation


The objective of the CCTGs creation forms part of the Justice Sector Support activity which will strengthen and improve the efficiency, educate citizens and enhance justice delivery in Ghana under the USAID – US Agency for International Development

Madam Esther Ahulu and Sabina Morgan, both, reps from the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative Africa Office had meeting with the HURDS Foundation in the Western Region to have an intensive training for the volunteers on how to manage and the effective use of the CTS when deployed to the grounds of justice delivery at the various Justice Sector Institutions.

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