The Attorney-General, Dominic Ayine, told Parliament that new tribunals will not repeat past mistakes. He said the tribunal system would not be like the ones used during the PNDC era.
Ayine explained that the proposed tribunals are part of the 1992 Constitution. Their purpose is to ensure citizens' rights are protected.
These new tribunals are meant to work alongside the regular courts. They will help manage cases efficiently.
The aim is to provide justice without the problems of previous systems. This ensures a fair process for everyone involved.
The Attorney-General gave assurances that safeguards will be in place. These will prevent any misuse of power.
The reintroduction of tribunals is seen as a way to strengthen the justice system. It is a measure to improve access to justice for the public.
This move is expected to help clear backlogs in the court system. It offers an alternative for certain types of cases.
The Attorney-General’s comments aim to reassure the public and legal professionals.