Ghana's highest court has postponed the hearing on a legal challenge to the country's anti-LGBTQ bill. The bill, which criminalizes LGBTQ activities, has sparked controversy and debate both within Ghana and internationally.
The court's decision to delay the hearing comes after a group of activists filed a lawsuit arguing that the bill violates Ghana's constitution, which guarantees equal rights and protection for all citizens. The activists are seeking to have the bill declared unconstitutional and repealed.