Journalism is not a crime, and no journalist should have to endure physical assault simply for performing their professional duties. The recently reported beating of Philip Abutiate of Bullet TV while filming a demolition exercise at Kpeshie on Tuesday, September 15, is a disturbing reminder of the growing concerns surrounding the safety of journalists in Ghana. A journalist holding a…
Journalism is not a crime, and no journalist should have to endure physical assault simply for performing their professional duties. The recently reported beating of Philip Abutiate of Bullet TV while filming a demolition exercise at Kpeshie on Tuesday, September 15, is a disturbing reminder of the growing concerns surrounding the safety of journalists in Ghana. A journalist holding a…
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