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A Policy Brief on the Gender Dimensions of Internet Rights in Ghana
ABANTU for Development

The rights of Ghanaian women online are linked to the rights they have offline. Misogynistic and patriarchal norms that function to exclude women. The internet is one of the best tools to achieve w…

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