The University of Ghana has been in the spotlight this month after a BBC program alleged that teachers sexually harassed students and in some cases demanded sex for good grades. Activists say sexual exploitation at the university is not new but hope attention to the scandal will inspire more victims to speak out. Stacey Knott reports from Accra.
Ghanaian Victims Urged to Speak Out After Sex-for-Grades Investigation
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