Mahama Ayariga petitions CHRAJ over Military’s extrajudicial killings
Mahama Ayariga is Bawku Central MP
The Bawku Central MP Mahama Ayariga has petitioned the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) over alleged extra-judicial killings by the military in Bawku.
The lawmaker’s complaint is pursuant to section 7 of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative
Justice Act 1993 (Act 456) and article 218 of the Constitution of Ghana 1992.
Per the claims stated in the Petition by the Bawku Central MP, the military is accused of several acts of violation of the human rights of some constituents.
The military, according to Mr. Ayariga’s petition has violated every known international human rights protocol governing military intervention in civilian armed conflict.
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#conflict
This is where the animals live. This is a sub desert which the Kusaas claims is a community, I can’t even see a house in the view, I only see a pigsty(a place where domestic pigs are kept).
Yet they still claim they are the majority in Bawku. If 100s of this kind of deserts are unified they can’t even match up with South Natinga (one of the many suburbs of the mamprusis)...
Kusasi are peace loving people, but if you bring your madness to us we will show you real madness. We are the sons and daughters of SATEEM
#Bawku Is Ours!!!Bawku Unrest:
The Member of Parliament for Bawku Central Hon. Mahama Ayariga, accompanied by constituency executives and the Assembly Member for Missinga Electoral Area paid a compassionate visit to the families of victims of Military brutalities in and around Missiga ie. Zougin,Songuri, Sarabogo and Sabongari to commensurate with them and also get first had information from the injured victims and eyewitnesses
Details of this encounter will augment the pool of facts already available to the public and the petitioner
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