Home / Human Rights (page 4)

Human Rights

Ahead of The Case Hearing of Alex Saab by Constitutional Court of Cape Verde, His Legal Team Hopes For Justice

In a few moments the Constitutional Court will render its decision on the basis of the appeal lodged by the Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab invoking no less than 12 unconstitutional irregularities in the processing of the extradition case that concerns him. This is a serious and solemn moment, with multiple …

Read More »

Saab’s Extradition: Russia Condemns Move by US Gov’t

Tamale, Ghana – A Deputy Director of the Information and Press Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry,  N.T. Lakhonin has described as illegal Washington’s decision to extradite Special Envoy of the Government of Venezuela Alex Saab to the United States of America. A statement issued to the press read,  “We …

Read More »

Alex Saab Heads to Court; Takes on José Landim, Natalino Correia and Judiciary Police Inspectors

Tamale, Ghana – The defence team of Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab who has been imprisoned for over a year in Sal awaiting the outcome of an extradition process to the United States, has filed formal complaints against the Republic’s Attorney General, José Landim, at the Cape Verdean Public Prosecutor’s Office, …

Read More »

UN Issues Indictment of Impact of Sanctions on Venezuela’s Cancer Patients

Accra, Ghana – In a report which pulls no punches,  a panel of experts appointed by the United Nations Human Rights Council to look at the impact of unilateral sanctions imposed by the United States on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has concluded that hundreds of cancer patients could die. …

Read More »

Cape Verde: Attorney General Admits in Court Filing That Arrest Warrant in Alex Saab’s Extradition Request Was Not in His Name

Tamale, Ghana – On July 21st,  the United States submitted its extradition request for Alex Saab to Cape Verde. In a shocking admission, the Cape Verde Attorney General has admitted that the arrest warrant contained in the request was not in Alex Saab’ name. Despite this glaring legal error, Cape …

Read More »

Cape Verde’s Economy Crashes, as Prime Minister Accused of Playing Politics With Alex Saab’s Release

Tamale, Ghana – The Deputy Prime Minister of Cape Verde has admitted that the country is going through its worst economic crisis since independence in 1975. According to Dr Olavo Correia, “since Cape Verde’s independence, the country has never been faced with an economic, social, financial and budgetary situation of …

Read More »

Tumu College of Education Principal Declares Zero Tolerance For Sex For Grades

Tumu, Ghana – Principal of the Tumu College of Education in the Upper West Region, Bertinus Adams Kaleo has declared zero tolerance for “Sex for grades” which is gaining notoriety in most tertiary institutions. “As a College, we are consoled by the fact that the classes our students obtain are …

Read More »

Ejura tension: Organised Scheme Against MCE

Following the death of Kaaka, there have been several attempts to link the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Alhaji Mohammed Salisu Bamba to his murder. As part of the fake news agenda, headlines such as “Ejura MCE flees with his family”, “Ejura MCE Sacked” and “Ejura MCE Arrested”  have so far …

Read More »

Drafting A Will Is Not An Invitation To Death

DRAFTING A WILL IS NOT AN INVITATION TO DEATH After a very engaging and insightful debate with a friend of mine, I decided to write this piece about Wills and testaments! We live in an interesting part of the world where any talk about drafting a Will engenders fear and …

Read More »