Amnesty International Ghana claims Police lacks systems to tackle mob action

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• 21st century boy 6 years ago

  Thank you Amnesty International. Some of us as the way Ghana us going is a big worry to us.

  Thank you Amnesty International. Some of us as the way Ghana us going is a big worry to us.

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• adika 6 years ago

  When the crowd start attacking they are unstoppable why? Conflict resolution training in every community.

  When the crowd start attacking they are unstoppable why? Conflict resolution training in every community.

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• Peso 6 years ago

  Amnesty why don't u take a wholistic approach to solving all this problems with the police service than always criticising . Big minds solve problems small minds criticise . Enough !

  Amnesty why don't u take a wholistic approach to solving all this problems with the police service than always criticising . Big minds solve problems small minds criticise . Enough !

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• AGBESI KWESI 6 years ago

  These days, it is not uncommon to see police officers pursuing courses in Marketing all in an effort to acquire university degrees which have become requirements for promotion. Anything about practical/field training is rub ...
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  These days, it is not uncommon to see police officers pursuing courses in Marketing all in an effort to acquire university degrees which have become requirements for promotion. Anything about practical/field training is rubbish in the Police Service, why?

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• 21st century boy 6 years ago

  Sense and knowledge is stronger than brute force to stop the ignorant irrate youths who rush to attack. The society should be educated well on human right issues. Next the laws of the land should work. Politicians are only pr ...
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  Sense and knowledge is stronger than brute force to stop the ignorant irrate youths who rush to attack. The society should be educated well on human right issues. Next the laws of the land should work. Politicians are only protecting themselves and their cronies. Other citizens don't matter. For far too long. Mahama was an army officer that is why it came to lime light.
  People are being brutalised every day in such a way but no one hear of it. The courts will take pea but and throw each cases away there has to be floricent light on Ghana before once a good country becomes a crime domain.

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• TUNDE SANUSI 6 years ago

  The situation now is worse, why ?

  The situation now is worse, why ?

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