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Delali Adzo Gawu

Commercial Law

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About

Delali is a lawyer and legal academic with research interest in topics in the Law of Taxation, Law and Economics, Constitutional and Criminal Law. At the Faculty of Law, KNUST, she handles the Law of Taxation course and has previously taught Criminal Law and African Union Law. She also taught Law Relating to Estate Management at the Department of Land Economy. Her current research is on tax law complexity and related topics.

Research Summary

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The researcher’s work spans multiple themes centered around social justice, digital innovation, and policy analysis, particularly in contexts of public health and equity. Their research explores privacy concerns in contact tracing during COVID-19, social justice issues related to hate speech detection in Ghana, challenges with corruption and economic development measures in South Africa, legal frameworks for maternity protection, taxation studies on independent services, and LGBTQ+ identity-related policies.

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COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Privacy Rights in Ghana: A Critical Analysis of the Establishment of Emergency Communications System Instrument, 2020 (EI 63)(2021)
Balancing the Freedom of Expression, Right to Information and Use of Social Media in Ghana(2022)
A Review of the Electoral Process under Ghana's Fourth Republic(2020)
A Review of the Electoral Process under Ghana’s Fourth Republic(2020)
A BARGAIN WITHIN THE BARGAIN -AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE LABOUR ACT, 2003 (ACT 651) IN THE CONTEXT OF MATERNITY PROTECTION IN GHANA(2024)
Is It Time for Change? - An Overview of Ghana's Legal Regime on the Taxation of Independent Personal Services and its Effect on Tax Revenue Generation.(2020)
Legal Pluralism and Positivist Perspective of the Normativity of Law -Is Customary Law Approximable to State Law in the LGBTQI 'Rights' Debate?(2025)
A bargain within the bargain – an empirical examination of the labour act, 2003 (act 651) in the context of maternity protection in Ghana(2024)

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