Politicizing Anti-LGBTQ Bill Will Slow Down The Process - Majority To Minority

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Kwame Anyimadu-Antwi, the Chairman of the Constitutional, Legal, and Parliamentary Affairs in Parliament, has cautioned the Minority to exercise caution in their criticism of the processes related to the passage of the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill. Expressing his concerns to journalists in Parliament, the Asante-Akim Central MP emphasized the pivotal need to avoid casting insinuations and politicizing the proposed legislation, asserting that resorting to such actions could adversely impact the entire process.

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Mr. Anyimadu-Antwi stressed the importance of depoliticizing the discourse around the bill, urging stakeholders to refrain from associating the proposed legislation with partisan colors. He underscored the potential negative repercussions of politicization, alluding to the potential for impacting crucial decisions that lie ahead in the legislative process.


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This cautionary sentiment comes on the heels of their growing furiousness over the perceived lack of progress on the bill, which has been stuck at the consideration stage for an extended period. The Committee Chairman explained that recent developments necessitate addressing new facets at the committee level before the bill can advance further.

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Expressing concern about the sponsors' discontent and allegations of due process, Mr. Anyimadu-Antwi highlighted the need for a transparent and thorough review process, echoing the intention to craft a bill capable of withstanding the test of time.

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