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JoyNews' The Law today dissected the issue of pro bono legal services.
The discussion aimed at educating the public on the subject at hand since democracy is only secured if true meaning is given to the rule of law, which means giving the poor and vulnerable access to justice.
Guests who shared their thoughts on the topic were; Head of Legal Aid Commission, Accra, Nelson Mawutor Kporha, Principal Legal Aid Officer, Ashanti, Lizzy-Pearl Addison, Lawyer and Madina MP, Francis Xavier –Sosu, Director of CHRI, Africa Office, Nina Mensah and PRO of Ghana Bar Association, Saviour Quarcoo Kudze.
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