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Ditjen PAS) Kementerian Hukum dan HAM (Kemenkumham) memberikan remisi dua bulan kepada terpidana kasus hak tagih bank Bali Joko Soegianto Tjandra.

Sammy Gyamfi, Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress I have taken notice of a decision by the Cape Coast High Court that has annulled the Assin North Parliamentary Election, held on December 7, 2020. 1. First and foremost, let me condemn in no uncertain terms, the shameful manipulation of court processes by the Registrar, Ustaz Hamza of the Cape Coast High Court and other judicial officers of the Court that frustrated and prevented the filing of a formal application by lawyers of the Assin North MP this morning, for the trial Court to refer the Consitutional questions tha...

National Communication Officer of NDC, Sammy Gyamfi The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) says it will apply for Stay of Execution in the Cape Coast High Court judgment that nullifies the election of the Assin North MP James Gyakye Quayson. According to the National Communications Officer of the party Sammy Gyamfi, although the party is ready for a by-election, they will insist on justice to be served in the matter. “Let me put on record that the NDC is not afraid of any by-election. We are confident of victory in any by-Election if we get to that stage. All we want is for just...

Duplicitous British Judiciary, Revengeful American Bully and Unbowed Assange, By Owei Lakemfa The attempt to extradite and jail Assange will endanger journalists across the world. Picture credit: Lawyers Weekly It was a political case and she knew that to rule in favour of extradition is to put her name and that of the British judiciary in the book of infamy. On the other hand, she did not want to rule in favour of freedom of expression, as this could be a precedence not only in Britain, but also across the universe. So she manoeuvred into a territory that would deny both the extradition and ...

Duplicitous British judiciary, revengeful American bully and unbowed Assange On Assange IT was a marvel that WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, was still standing on his feet this Monday, January 4, 2021 as the British courts stopped his extradition to the United States, US, where he is already guilty even before making a plea. WikiLeaks has been firing from all cylinders propelling a universal movement exposing secrets the powerful and the corrupt want concealed from humanity. In the last decade, Assange had holed up for seven years in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London where his view of the...