Stop turning investigation into punishment - OccupyGhana tells EOCO, BNI
Why is OccupyGhana accusing Ghana's top crime-fighting bodies of crossing a dangerous line?
OccupyGhana is pressing Ghana's investigative agencies, including EOCO and BNI, to uphold due process in their probes.
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