Ghana debates ban on 'sex for jobs' practices

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Ghana is contemplating legislation to prohibit the practice of 'sex for jobs', aiming to protect individuals from workplace exploitation. The proposed law has sparked debates on its potential effectiveness and enforcement challenges.

President John Mahama wants to make it illegal for employers to demand sexual favors in exchange for jobs. A new law could close a major gap in workplace protections, but enforcing it may prove the real test.