the Constitution Review Commission, constituted by President John Evans

the Constitution Review Commission, constituted by President John Evans Atta Mills in January 2010 to undertake a consultative review of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution, presented its final report to the President, who thanked the Commission for the work done. The Report consists 15 chapters, and suggests measures that the Government might wish to take to translate its recommendations into constitutional, legislative and administrative actions that would improve national governance and the people’s lives. Among other key recommendations is the removal of the death penalty from the country’s statutes.