Edmund Nelson Amasah

The researcher's work spans multiple legal domains, examining key issues in international contracts, trade law, religious obligations, privacy protections, and South African law. Their research focuses on Ghana's complex legal frameworks, particularly the implications of Article 181(5) of the 1992 Constitution for international commercial transactions. The researcher also compares Ghana's treatment of goods sales under caveat provisions with its legal applications, exploring whether these laws effectively address public concerns about transparency and security in trade. Additionally, their work delves into religious issues within the context of Ghana's post-republic period, examining how religious faith is maintained against state interference. Furthermore, the researcher examines privacy protections in the digital age under Ghanaian law, addressing whether individuals' expectations are reasonably protected in cyberspace. Lastly, the researcher explores the legal challenges faced by South Africa regarding civil rights and tax policies within its legal framework.