We need honest conversation about demonstrations

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• back door director 10 years ago

  Uncle Gyan you just danced round the issue.. You wanted to say the police are bad. Unfortunately they are not citizens of Jupiter but also Ghanaians. Do not expect society to be reckless and hypocritical and the police will b ...
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  Uncle Gyan you just danced round the issue.. You wanted to say the police are bad. Unfortunately they are not citizens of Jupiter but also Ghanaians. Do not expect society to be reckless and hypocritical and the police will behave differently.
  We all need to change and not expect one to do the right thing whilst we hide behind irresponsible behaviour and call them civil rights.

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• Ekow Seth 10 years ago

  Interesting that you start with a British quote. Though the Police were heavy handed, unfortunately this is not confined to Ghana. It is a new world-wide phenomenon to use force on grounds of safety and security.KETTLING, PEP ...
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  Interesting that you start with a British quote. Though the Police were heavy handed, unfortunately this is not confined to Ghana. It is a new world-wide phenomenon to use force on grounds of safety and security.KETTLING, PEPPER SPRAY etc.

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• Kwei Kuma 10 years ago

  Please do not forget that the citizens' right to demonstarte or go on a protest march must be equated to their responsibility to do the right thing. If they decide to be irresponsible by going against what they have agreed wi ...
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  Please do not forget that the citizens' right to demonstarte or go on a protest march must be equated to their responsibility to do the right thing. If they decide to be irresponsible by going against what they have agreed with the police to do, then the police has to take up that responsibility to balance the equation for them. In that situation if they present themselves to be forced to do the right thing, the police has the happy facility to do it for them.

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