John Dumelo Appointed As Human Rights Ambassador

Awards-wining Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo has been appointed as a youth ambassador .

The appointment was conferred on him by Continental human rights organisation, Youth for Human Rights Africa (YoHRA).

Mr. Dumelo is to utilize his wide social media, corporate networks, and international appeal to rally support to advance human rights in Ghana and on the continent of Africa.

This is according to a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on 17th April, 2018 to the effect of the appointment.

“YoHRA finds the collaboration with Mr. John Dumelo, who is desirous of being a strong advocate for the promotion and preservation of fundamental rights through entertainment, to be very strategic,” it states.

A statement sighted on citinewsroom.com by Ghaflagh.com further indicates that “the areas of his work would include galvanizing support for the thematic areas of YoHRA

: Human Rights Education & Promotion, Research, Publication, Training, Litigation and Advocacy.”

Mr. Dumelo on the other hand, has promised to use all his platforms to raise the necessary support for the works of YoHRA. Especially the 2nd Annual Ghana Youth Human Rights Conference 2018, scheduled for 1st to 3rd November, 2018.

John Dumelo aside acting is an entrepreneur and a philanthropist and the Founder of The Dumelo Foundation.

President of YoHRA, Francis-Xavier Sosu was excited about the collaboration. He expressed his utmost gratitude to Mr. Dumelo for accepting the invitation to assist the project.

“There are a lot of violations out there. Most of the victims and perpetrators alike lack education hence the continuous violation. I therefore find this collaboration very needful so we can mobilize the requisite logistics, human and financial resources to make human rights a priority in Ghana and other African Countries,” Mr. Sosu noted.

Mr. Sosu also pleaded with the media, corporate Ghana, other individuals and organizations to unite with YoHRA. This he added is to promote peaceful co-existence through their dedicated human rights education and advocacy.