Ghana
CHAPTER FIVE
FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

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(1) Parliament shall enact such laws as are necessary to ensure that -

(e) the protection and advancement of the family as the unit of society are safeguarded in promotion of the interest of children.

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(1) Disabled persons have the right to live with their families or with foster parents and to participate in social, creative or recreational activities.

CHAPTER SIX
THE DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY

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(8) The State shall recognise that ownership and possession of land carry a social obligation to serve the larger community and, in particular, the State shall recognise that the managers of public, stool, skin and family lands are fiduciaries charged with the obligation to discharge their functions for the benefit respectively of the people of Ghana, of the stool, skin, or family concerned and are accountable as fiduciaries in this regard.