Democracy Is Not For Sale: CHRAJ investigator urges public to report vote buying
Chief Investigator at the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), George Adzovie, has urged Ghanaians to report incidents of vote buying and other electoral inducements instead of tolerating the practice. According to him, voting is not only a constitutional right but also a responsibility that requires citizens to exercise their conscience and consider […]
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) Chief Investigator, George Adzovie, has called on Ghanaians to report incidents of vote buying and other electoral inducements, rather than tolerating the practice. Speaking at a public dialogue titled "Democracy Is Not For Sale," Adzovie emphasized that voting is not just a constitutional right but also a responsibility that requires citizens to consider the values and integrity of candidates before casting their ballots.
He warned against the acceptance of money, gifts, or other forms of inducement from political actors, stating that such conduct undermines the country's electoral laws and could result in legal consequences for both the offeror and the recipient.
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