Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992

The Constitution of the Republic of Ghana establishes the country's system of government and sets out the fundamental principles on which the state operates. It explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive, Parliament, and the judiciary, while providing for elections, citizenship, fundamental human rights, public institutions, and local government. It also establishes the relationship between the state and its citizens and provides the legal framework within which other laws must operate.

Country

Ghana

Type

Constitution

Published

7 January 1993

File size

607 KB

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