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Constitutional review: IEA warns against changes that could turn judiciary into ‘political football’
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Constitutional review: IEA warns against changes that could turn judiciary into ‘political football’

Modern Ghana 7 days 1 mins read
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has raised concerns about some proposed constitutional amendments, warning that changes to the process for removing senior judges could undermine judicial independence and turn the judiciary into a political football.

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