Legal expert Ishaq Ibrahim said Ghana should change its prisons. He wants them to focus more on helping inmates get back into society.
Ibrahim believes that teaching prisoners useful skills is important. This would help them find jobs when they are released.
He also said sentences should be fair for the crimes committed. This means the punishment should match the seriousness of the offense.
The expert thinks these changes will reduce the number of people who commit crimes again after leaving prison.
Making prisons places for learning and fair treatment could help protect communities.
This approach aims to create a better future for former inmates and for Ghana.