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Laws Criminalizing Petty Offenses Encourage Police Corruption, Unlawful Detention – Justice Short

Justice Emile Francis Short, a Former Commissioner of Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), says the laws that criminalise petty offences are vague, arbitrary, and higher dependent on police discretion for arrest. He said this, therefore, encouraged police corruption, extortion, arrest, and unlawful detention. Justice Short was speaking…

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Obuasi residents urged to access legal aid services

Obuasi residents urged to access legal aid services
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Justice sector institutions laud case tracking system

Justice sector institutions laud case tracking system
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3 Convicts walk free - Human rights body pays their fines

The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) has paid various court fines to set three convicts free from jail in a special gesture.

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Three Convicts Regain Freedom At Koforidua Prisons

Three Convicts Regain Freedom At Koforidua Prisons

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