Quiet Diplomacy Best for Ghana’s Democracy — Nartey
Private legal practitioner and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert, Esq. Alex Nartey, says quiet diplomacy—not public shaming—is the most effective way to reform behaviour and safeguard Ghana’s democratic stability. Speaking at the opening of a three-day ADR training for members of the Volta and Oti Regional Peace Councils, Esq. Nartey addressed the misconception that the Peace Council’s silence during heated public debates signals inaction. A Strategy of Respectful Resolution “When people go too far in political discourse, the Peace Council doesn’t rush to condemn them publicly,” he explained. “We invite them for dialogue, reason with them, and help them reflect on the consequences of their actions. Responsible individuals often realise they could have done better — and they change. That is lasting reform.” Strengthening Democratic Space Esq. Nartey emphasised that democracy thrives when all political actors, regardless of size, can […]
