A Ghanaian lawyer, Kofi Bentil, believes Ghana should carefully review its role in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Bentil described recent attacks on Ghanaian soldiers serving in these missions as deeply regrettable.
He stated on TV3 that it is time to seriously look again at Ghana's involvement in certain peacekeeping efforts.
These concerns arise following incidents where Ghanaian troops have faced violence while on UN duty.
Bentil's call highlights the risks faced by Ghanaian peacekeepers.
The lawyer's comments suggest a potential shift in foreign policy regarding peacekeeping commitments.
Ghana has a long history of contributing soldiers to UN missions worldwide.