Prof Dako-Gyeke said her outfit was committed to creating awareness through ageism and human rights by tackling stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination associated with digitalization, taking into account socio-cultural norms and the rights to autonomy in order to enhance their human rights. She maintained that cybersecurity and ethics should be explored to ensure the legal framework, privacy, and safety of older persons in the digital world. A Lecturer at the Trinity Theological School, Reverend Samuel Ayete-Yampong said older persons should be given the needed care and attention. She said when the social life of older persons was improved, they would be free from sickness and any form of depressions. “The centre is ready to partner with Non-Governmental Organisations, health institutions, organizations, and individuals to ensure older persons receive the needed support,” she stated.

Source: GhanaWeb October 01, 2021 09:56 UTC