The Voice and the Verdict: The Right to Speak, The Duty to Reflect: Free Speech and Responsibility in Ghana’s Democracy
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The Voice and the Verdict: The Right to Speak, The Duty to Reflect: Free Speech and Responsibility in Ghana’s Democracy

Elizabeth COLEMAN (BACS27137)
Published August 11, 20266 min read

In Ghana’s democracy today, a single social media post can lead to police custody. Recent arrests over alleged threats and calls for violence have renewed a national debate about where free speech ends and responsibility begins.

Published by Christabel Danso
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