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President Mills has sworn in Ms. Laureta Vivian Lamptey as the new head of the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative (CHRAJ).She takes over from Madam Anna Bossman who resigned from the position to take on an international assignment.Ms. Lamptey is a lawyer. She worked with VALCO as Executive Secretary and later represented SSNIT on the Ghana Commercial Bank Board.President Mills said the new CHRAJ boss was chosen on the basis of her knowledge, record, experience and expertise and charged her to perform the responsibility without fear or favor.Source: Joy News/Ghana
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