Twenty-one people who were waiting for their trial have been given their freedom. They were being held at the Tamale Central Prison.
This action took place under the Justice for All Programme. This program is designed to help those who have been held for a long time without a trial.
The goal is to make prisons less crowded. It also ensures that people have a better chance to get justice.
This initiative is working to address issues within the justice system. It helps individuals who may have been staying in prison longer than necessary.
The Judicial Service organized the process. Officials visited the prison to review cases.
Those granted bail met specific criteria set by the program. This ensures fairness in the release process.
This effort is part of a larger plan to improve Ghana's correctional facilities. It highlights a commitment to human rights and efficient judicial practices.