Ghanaian Law Professor in US says any attempt to block public screening of Anas' video will amount to censorship

 A Ghanaian Law Professor living in the US,  Kwaku Asare says any attempt to block public screening of investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas' video that has indicted 34 Judges  and some staff of the Judiciary in the bribery scandal will amount to censorship. 

Professor Asare stated that whoever blocks the public screening of the video will be in gross contravention of the constitution since the country's laws prohibit censorship. 

He added that Article 162 states that there shall be no censorship in Ghana. 

Professor Asare pushed for the public airing of the video as that will afford the public the opportunity of knowing the extent of corruption in the judiciary and how to fight the canker.

THE INFORMER