Educating Students on the Vigilantism and Related Offences Act (Act 999) at Assin Manso Senior High School
Region: Central Region
Date & Venue: 26th February 2026 – Assin Manso Senior High School, Assin Manso
The Central Regional Peace Council (CRPC) conducted a peace education session for students at Assin Manso Senior High School, focusing on the Vigilantism and Related Offences Act (Act 999), student violence, and responsible conflict resolution.
Objectives of the Program
The initiative aimed to:
- Educate students on the provisions of the Vigilantism and Related Offences Act (Act 999).
- Raise awareness of the consequences of student violence.
- Promote peaceful conflict resolution and responsible reporting within the school environment.
Expected Outcomes
The program sought to:
- Improve students’ understanding of the legal and social implications of violence.
- Increase confidence in reporting wrongdoing.
- Strengthen commitment to peaceful and lawful behavior among students.
Keynote Highlights
Dr. Charles Ohene-Amoh
“Peace is priceless, and every act of violence carries consequences that can affect your future. The choices you make today—whether to engage in violence or to stand for peace—will determine the opportunities available to you tomorrow. Always choose lawful and peaceful ways to resolve conflict.”
Participating Institutions
- Central Regional Peace Council (CRPC)
- Assin Manso Senior High School (500 students and school administration)
The session empowered students with knowledge of the law and practical guidance to foster a culture of peace, discipline, and responsible behavior within the school.
