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OccupyGhana urges EOCO, BNI to observe due process
The group urged the courts to deal expeditiously with pending cases, including the PDS judicial review and the Supreme Court action concerning agency-imposed bail.
The group said two lawyers who accompanied their clients to the BNI were subsequently identified as persons of interest, detained overnight and granted bail of GH¢50 million each.
It said investigative powers, including account freezes, arrests, bail conditions, travel restrictions and reporting requirements, should be exercised within the law and should not become punishment for persons under investigation.
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