When the outrage dies, who remembers the victims? - The Obuasi SHTS case and our troubling habit of forgetting the people behind the headlines
When the cameras leave and the outrage fades, what becomes of the students at the center of Ghana's child protection crisis?
A pattern of public forgetting follows child abuse cases in Ghana, with victims fading from focus after initial outrage.
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