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Stop turning investigation into punishment – OccupyGhana tells EOCO, BNI

Pressure is mounting on Ghana’s economic-crime investigative agencies as pressure group OccupyGhana calls on the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI) and other investigative bodies to respect due process in their investigations.“Our concern is due process, which protects every person under investigation, regardless of party, status or means,” the group said.
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