No conditions attached: Rethinking Ghana's duty of care for citizens in crisis abroad
When a citizen abroad struggles, is a flight home always the answer? Ghana's policy may be missing the point.
Ghana's response to citizens in crisis abroad often defaults to repatriation, as seen with musician Barosky and the evacuation from South Africa.
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