Okay, here are the roles being played by each group in the fight against a more powerful group:
The Church:
They counsel adolescents about proper behaviour and guide them morally. The Church helps shape values and promote unity amongst the people.
Ghana Police Service:
They enforce laws and maintain public order. The police help ensure the safety and security of citizens in standing up to a powerful oppressive group.
Heads of Educational Institutions:
They educate the public and youth on their rights, and empower them with knowledge to fight injustice. Education helps breed informed and active citizens able to challenge abuse of power.
Non-governmental Organisations (NGO):
They advocate for citizens' rights and interests. NGOs provide a platform for people to unite, organize and put pressure on those in power through activism and activism. They give a voice to the marginalized and protest unfair treatment.
NGOs and educational institutions in particular help build awareness, knowledge and a sense of shared purpose among people to strengthen their position in confronting a more powerful and threatening group. The police and church provide moral guidance and protection, helping rally citizens together with shared values.
Does this summary of the roles correctly capture how each group contributes to standing up against a more powerful oppressive group? Please let me know if you need any clarification.