Solomon is a human rights defender, gender activist, researcher, and global health advocate, passionate about inclusivity, diversity, equality, and intersectionality. During his career, he has particularly focused on LGBTIQ+ and minority rights advocacy and activism, implementing evidence-informed interventions, and strengthening marginalised communities’ agency and rights against discrimination and social exclusion.
Solomon is currently the Programs Manager at Rightify Ghana, where he has been instrumental in supporting the organisation's mission of protecting the disadvantaged and building safe and inclusive communities for LGBTIQ+ and vulnerable populations. Solomon’s recent publication on Ghana's Human Sexual Rights and Family Values (Anti-LGBTQ+) Bill can be accessed here.
Solomon is also a Ghana Community Advisory Team (G-CAT) Member, providing valuable guidance on research focus, data analysis, and evidence-informed policy recommendations on Ghana's Digital Health and Rights Project (DH&RP). Implemented in Colombia, Ghana, Kenya, and Vietnam from June 2023 to May 2026, the Digital Health and Rights Project is a ground-breaking alternative model of community-centred social science and human rights research for global governance, whose collaboration uses participatory action research, an approach that centres affected communities at every stage of research, analysis, decision-making and policy engagement.
I am inspired by the resilience and courage of marginalised communities, particularly LGBTQI+ individuals, who continue to strive for their rights despite facing significant adversity. Witnessing the transformative impact of our advocacy and support on their lives fuels my commitment. The power of collective action, the potential for societal change, and the vision of a more inclusive and just world motivate me to persistently challenge inequality and champion human rights.Solomon Atsuvia