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GJA accepts Mahama’s request to organise national forum on hate speech

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GJA accepts Mahama’s request to organise national forum on hate speech

While some have argued that insults should not be criminalised, others believe stricter measures are necessary to preserve the country’s cultural values.

There are also concerns that the advent of social media is eroding some of the core values and virtues of Ghanaian society.

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