Free-speech

The mark of a democrat: Why Dr Bawumia is right to defend free speech over persecution and prosecution

Amanda Clinton pushes for Anti-SLAPP law to protect free speech in Ghana

Prof Gyampo Writes: Democracy, free speech and the survival of the Ghanaian polity

Free speech: MFWA slams ‘weaponisation’ of state laws

Kay Codjoe Writes: The dangerous romance between inciteful extremism and “free speech”

Mahama isn’t suppressing free speech – Fifi Kwetey rejects Minority’s claims

CDD-Ghana raises concern over arrests linked to free speech

Minority exaggerating claims of suppressed free speech — Attorney-General

Digital misinformation revives debate over criminalising speech – Pumpuni Asante

Free speech cannot ignore accountability or security in digital age – Kojo Pumpuni Asante

No arrests for free speech, but unlawful comments won’t be tolerated – Gbande

NDC defends arrests, rejects claims of free speech crackdown

NPP condemns arrest of Communications Officer Baba Amando

Bristol University threatened with legal action after protest at academic’s talk

Don’t legislate against free speech you once enjoyed – Miracles Aboagye to Mahama

Inusah Fuseini: Balance needed between free speech and accountability

No free speech under Rawlings – Adutwum reveals harsh political truth

Be ready to be shocked and offended at university, students told

Free speech should not be criminalised – GJA urges

Martin Amidu: Akufo-Addo must stop unleashing thugs on citizens who exercise right to speech

Criminalising speech creates an economy of fear – Barker-Vormawor

Ghana restricted free expression, abused gays among other infractions – US Dept of State 2022 Country Report claims

Full Text: Elizabeth Ohene’s letter to BBC on their piece on free speech in Ghana

Boundaries of free speech should be defined – GIBA president

We should hasten slowly in repealing sections 207, 208 of Criminal Code – Dindiok Kpemka

John Mahama: I am appalled at growing criminalisation of free speech and journalism

I am a strong supporter of free speech – Akufo-Addo maintains

Inciting people to violence must be added to crimes against humanity – Kpebu

Minecraft ‘loophole’ library of banned journalism

Majority Leader defends Speaker’s ‘friendly advise’ to parliamentary press corps

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