- Chief Justice aims to make justice accessible to all Ghanaians.
- She works with a team to make the justice system user-friendly.
- Land litigation issues to be addressed.
- Committee to be set up to resolve land disputes.
Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo has reaffirmed her commitment to making justice delivery easily accessible to all Ghanaians. The Chief Justice emphasized her desire to ensure that citizens do not feel intimidated or traumatized when seeking justice or approaching the courts.
She acknowledged that her role is not a solo effort, but rather a team effort, working alongside strong leaders who share her vision for accessible justice. The Chief Justice expressed her heartfelt desire for Ghanaians to feel comfortable approaching the courts without fear or trepidation.
She emphasized that her goal is to create an environment where individuals feel empowered to seek justice without feeling overwhelmed or traumatized. To achieve this, the Chief Justice is working tirelessly with her team to implement reforms and improvements in the justice delivery system.
One key area of focus is land litigation, which has been a longstanding issue in Ghana. The Chief Justice announced plans to establish a Committee comprising other Justices to specifically address land litigation matters.
This Committee will work to streamline processes, reduce delays, and increase transparency in land dispute resolution. By taking these steps, the Chief Justice aims to restore trust in the justice system and ensure that all Ghanaians have easy access to justice.
