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GJA gives Armed Forces 14 days to account for alleged assaults on Sika Official, Bullet TV’s Philip Abutiate
“Failure by the Ghana Armed Forces to provide a satisfactory report within the two weeks period would leave the GJA with no option but to escalate the matter through appropriate legal, institutional and public accountability channels.
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has given the Ghana Armed Forces a 14-day deadline to provide a comprehensive account of investigations into the alleged assault of two journalists in Accra.
He warned that the Association will escalate the matter if the Armed Forces fail to provide a satisfactory report within the two-week period.
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