Justice Emile Francis Short traces his life from a childhood shaped by a father who insisted on honesty and hard work, through secondary school and legal training, to his work as Ghana’s first Commissioner for Human Rights and Administrative Justice. The autobiography is candid about the pressures that come with public office and about the values that held firm under them.
Genre: autobiography | Subject: law and public office
Language: English
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