In the spirit of B&P Associates' new partnership with the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, and in the celebration of the launch of our Community Legal Outreach week, we bring to you this special episode with UPenn Law students Astonique Robinson, Asja Towns and Frank Deese. In this episode, we discuss their experiences in Ghana, particularly, their visit to Nsawam Prisons. We also explore similarities and differences between the American and Ghanaian prisons system.

This episode is a sequel to the pilot, and still on the subject of Domestic Violence. 

In this episode we focus on seeking redress or remedies for victims, and identifying the various institutions set up to curb domestic violence. 

This time, Maame Barnie is joined by our second and special guest speaker, Miss Adwoa Pokua Bame.

Miss Bame is an administrator by profession and a human rights advocate by passion.

She brings to the discussion on-the-ground experience on how domestic violence victims are assisted and empowered.

The first social topic to be discussed is Domestic Violence. 

B&P Associates has in-depth experience in Family law and other related issues. Over the years, numerous inquiries have come through the firm concerning domestic violence.

Usually, the inquirers are misinformed or threatened by family members - they start the process and eventually abandon them.

Our guest speaker is Mrs. Maame Adu Amoah, a legal associate who has over the years worked on cases concerning domestic violence. She contributes immensely to the conversation by bringing on board her practical expertise while providing us with real-life examples