RANA advances human rights and accountability through rigorous research, public engagement, legal action and sustained advocacy — translating evidence and law into meaningful institutional reform.
A permanent, evidence-driven watchdog focused on human rights, accountability, security governance and the rule of law.
RANA combines monitoring, research, public education, legal analysis and accountability action so that rights concerns can be documented, understood and followed through.
Evidence-based reports, legal analysis, indexes, briefs and reform-oriented research.
Institutional engagement, media commentary and sustained follow-up on public-interest concerns.
Legal support, strategic litigation and rights-focused interventions aimed at systemic impact.
Coverage of RANA’s Right to Information request seeking details of proposed public-private arrangements connected to Agenda 111 hospital projects.
Read on AdomOnline →Coverage of RANA’s call for safeguarding training and stronger institutional child-protection protocols in Parliament.
Read on MyJoyOnline →Coverage of RANA’s call to protect the identity and dignity of a child at the centre of a public controversy.
Read on MyJoyOnline →Coverage of RANA’s petition concerning recruitment application fees and its request for presidential intervention.
Read on MyJoyOnline →Additional coverage of RANA’s petition on security-service recruitment fees.
Read on GhanaWeb →A RANA analysis of constitutional safeguards, civilian authority and the legal framework for domestic military deployment.
Read on AdomOnline →RANA’s publication library is designed for research reports, policy briefs, legal opinions, public accountability reports and methodological notes.