Ahmed Hussein-Suale: Amnesty scandalized by recent murders

Ahmed Hussein-Suale: Amnesty scandalized by recent murders

Amnesty International Ghana expressed supportge abthe shooting and murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, who has been identified as an undercover investigator and a key member of the Anas Aremeyaw Anas Tiger Eye private investigation team..

according to For the non-governmental organization that focuses on human rights, recent killings threaten the right to life and freedom of Ghanaians and others in Ghana.

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"This incident and that of Mr. Joseph Miigaai Jakperuk, Deputy Head of Distribution East Accra (GWCL) and Ms. Josephine Asante, Head of Marketing and Public Relations at the Port of Tema, could potentially dive Ghanaians in a state of fear and insecurity, and worry, "said Amnesty International Ghana in a statement.

"These incidents threaten the right to life and liberty of Ghanaians and others in Ghana.

"The right to life is sacrosanct and must receive the highest priority, as stated in Article 13 (1) of the 1992 Ghana Constitution, as well as the right to liberty devoted to life." Article 14 (1) ".

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The group also urged the Ghanaian government and police service to develop an investigation plan and to identify the perpetrators of all cases of reported killings.

"It will also be necessary for the Inspector General of Police (IGP) of the Ghana Police Service to present a statement and a strategy to tackle the emerging trends of seemingly" organized "killings that seem to gain importance in the first month of the year to appease the fears of Ghanaians, "the statement said.

"The government of Ghana must immediately develop a plan to capture this disturbing trend of apparently" organized "killings in the country, and a team should be formed to develop the plan and share the necessary aspects with Ghanaians."

Read the entire statement below.

PRESS RELEASE

For immediate release

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL IS ALARM TO TURNING AND kiling OF THE INVESTIGATOR UNDER COVERAGE, AHMED HUSSEIN-SUALE IN MADINA

17th January, 2019 – Accra – Amnesty International Ghana is indignant at new of the shooting and murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, who has been identified as an undercover investigator and a key member of the Anas Aremeyaw Anas Tiger Eye private investigation team.

according to media According to reports reported, Ahmed was hit three times, twice in the chest and nape by strangers Wednesday night in Madina, Accra, as he was returning home from home.

This incident and that of Mr. Joseph Miigaai Jakperuk, Deputy Head of Distribution for GWCL's East Accra Region and Ms. Josephine Asante, Marketing and Public Relations Manager for Tema Port, have the potential to plunge Ghanaians into a state of fear, fear and despair. 39, insecurity and concern. These incidents threaten the right to life and liberty of Ghanaians and others in Ghana.

The right to life is sacrosanct and must receive the bigger priority within the meaning of Article 13 (1) of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana and the right to liberty as stipulated in Article 14 (1).

We call on the Ghanaian police to act immediately to investigate and bring to justice the perpetrators of all cases of reported killings. They must make known to the public the necessary aspects of their investigation reports and the measures to be taken regarding these cases in order to limit the fears, insecurities and concerns that may arise.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) of the Ghana Police Service will also have to present a statement and a strategy to deal with new trends in seemingly "organized" killings, which seem to be gaining momentum just in the face of the law. Year to appease the fears of Ghanaians.

Government Ghana must immediately present a plan to seize and address this worrying trend of apparently "organized" killings in the country. A team should be formed to develop this plan and share the necessary aspects with Ghanaians.

We ask the public to also support any information that may badist the police in their investigations.