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The mark of a democrat: Why Dr Bawumia is right to defend free speech over persecution and prosecution

It is for this reason that the former Vice-President, arguably the most verbally abused politician in recent times, is being hailed by true democrats and advocates of the free and responsible exercise of speech.
His call should also be a reminder to all those who facilitate and spread abuse against people that their right to free speech also requires them to respect the freedom and dignity of their opponents.
At a time when speech is being criminalised through the persecution and prosecution of citizens by the state, Dr Bawumia’s decisive move is a defining moment of leadership — one that puts democratic values and national unity above personal grievance.
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