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If you would like to take a more active role in raising awareness about disability or witchcraft accusations in Ghana, you may wish to start with information from the resources below.

Free Online Resources:

Disability in Ghana

• Ghana Should Implement Commitments on Mental Health Issues, 2018 Human Right Watch report

• Ghana: People with Disabilities Freed from Chains: Invest in Voluntary Mental Health Services and Support in Communities, 2017 Human Rights Watch report

• The Misrepresentation of Disability, 2016 Graphic Online report

• Ghanaians ban 'spirit child' killing, 2013 BBC News report

• Ghana's mental health patients confined to prayer camps, 2014 The Lancet article

Witchcraft Accusations in Ghana

• Condemned without Trial: Women and Witchcraft in Ghana, 2012 Action Aid report

• "Ghana witch camps: Widows' lives in exile," 2012 BBC News magazine article by Kati Whitaker

• No Country For Old Women, 2012 BBC documentary (narrated by Kati Whitaker, above)

• Witches of Gambaga, 2010 The Guardian video

• Ghanaian Witches, 2008 National Geographic video

Additional Resources:

Disability 

• Humanist Experience podcast: S2, Ep 5 - "Democracy: Inaccessible"

​Witchcraft Accusations in Ghana

• The Witches of Gambaga, 2010 Yaba Badoe documentary

• Witches in Exile, 2005 Allison Berg documentary

• Spellbound: Inside West Africa's Witch Camps, 2010 book by Karen Palmer

• The Problem of Money: African Agency & Western Medicine in Northern Ghana, 2007 book by Bernhard Bierlich