He said the youth, who were exercising their constitutional rights to protest, had been unfairly charged with conspiracy to commit a crime and unlawful assembly.
He expressed his dismay at the Ghana Police Service’s handling of the situation, questioning how the police could supervise a three-day demonstration only to turn around and bring charges of unlawful assembly. “It is beyond my wildest imagination how this happened,” Kyerematen statted
The Afrafranto leader also criticized the police for their post-arrest treatment of the detained protesters, who had reportedly been denied access to legal counsel, medical care, food, and water.
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