The Network for Women's Rights in Ghana (NETRIGHT), says, for a change to occur in Ghanaian women and girls, the state and its agencies must fulfil constitutional, regional and international commitments to gender equality, and regularly report on progress to citizens.
According to the network, the conditions of marginalised or disadvantaged groups, including women, could never be improved solely through their own efforts, no matter how dynamic they might be.
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