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Kevin Taylor’s Supreme Court Victory Is Not A Problem. Optics Is.
The Supreme Court’s 4–1 decision to quash a bench warrant for the arrest of Kevin Taylor has ignited a firestorm of criticism, with many questioning the integrity of the judicial process. Critics argue that the outcome appears carefully orchestrated to protect Taylor, raising serious concerns about conflict of interest, undue influence, and the impartiality of […]
Thin-Skinned World Leaders and the Erosion of Free Speech: A Growing Concern
In an era where freedom of speech was once upheld as a cornerstone of democracy, it’s becoming increasingly evident that world leaders are becoming thin-skinned, responding aggressively to digital dissent. This trend is not just concerning; it’s ironic and, frankly, quite funny. The very individuals with near-absolute power, often wielding a monopoly over violence granted […]
How The Human Rights Provisions In Ghana’s 1992 Constitution Reshape Spirituality
Flipping through the Human Rights provisions in Chapter 5 of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana, a thought dawned on me, “if we are a people who valueand uphold the fundamental human rights, we must have been fortunate enough to have a more resilient social ties— the law should enhance our intra and interpersonal relationships”. Article 15 (1) of the 1992 Constitution is instructive: The dignity of all persons shall be inviolable. In legal […]