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Freedom of expression doesn’t require degradation of public discourse – Bagbin
“It has given citizens unprecedented opportunities to participate in national conversations, express opinions, criticize public officials, expose wrongdoing and demand accountability.” He urged lawmakers and the wider public to reflect on the tone of national conversations and the need to protect democratic freedoms while maintaining civility in public discourse.
However, Mr Bagbin cautioned that freedom of expression should not be used to degrade the quality of public discourse.
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