This analysis, carried out by UNICEF, seeks to fill knowledge gaps related to child protection in Ghana. It includes current data on issues such as child labour, unregistered births, harmful practices (child marriage and female genital mutilation), children living without parental care and violence, both offline and online. The report also examines child poverty in Ghana.
Fulfilling the commitment to child protection in Ghana
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