Teach Her, Don’t Touch Her · A national campaign by Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media

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Artwork use licence · Version 25 October 2026

Campaign use is welcome. Commercial exploitation is not.

THDTH artwork is shared to advance public education and safeguarding. It is not an open licence for resale, merchandise, paid promotion, fundraising goods or profit-making use.

You may

Educate

Use unaltered artwork for free, non-commercial workshops, safeguarding education, community awareness and personal expression that supports the campaign.

Ask first

Commercialise

Sales, retail, fundraising goods, sponsorship, paid collaborations, business promotion, large-scale commercial distribution and official stockist activity require a separate written licence.

Never imply

Official status

Access to a file does not make anyone a THDTH partner, sponsor, producer, representative or stockist and does not imply endorsement by Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media.

Legal foundation and review note

Rights are protected; counsel should review before launch.

Ghana’s Copyright Act, 2005 (Act 690) recognises copyright in artistic works and gives rights holders exclusive economic rights including reproduction, adaptation and distribution, subject to statutory exceptions. It also recognises attribution and integrity interests.

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Important legal review

These terms are a practical campaign licence notice, not legal advice. Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media should have qualified Ghanaian intellectual-property counsel confirm ownership, trade-mark strategy, enforcement wording and the final commercial licensing process before a major public launch.