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In a special edition of The Law on JoyNews channel, host, Samson Lardy Anyenini, who is also a private legal practitioner, gave a detailed breakdown of the Public Order Act and what it entails.
This follows the use of the Public Order Act by the Ghana Police Service to restrict and sometimes attempt to halt legal demonstrations organised by citizens and groups.
You can catch the full breakdown in the video below:
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