Citi News' Caleb Kudah did nothing wrong by filming at National Security – Anyenini

Citi News' Caleb Kudah did nothing wrong by filming at National Security – Anyenini

- Samson Lardy Anyenini has stated that Citi FM/TV‘s journalist Caleb Kudah did not deserve the kind of treatment he got from the National Security Operatives.

- The private legal practitioner said Caleb committed no crime by filming at the car park of the National Security Ministry

- He said Caleb was only discharging his duties

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A private legal practitioner, Samson Lardy Anyenini, has stated that Citi FM/TV‘s journalist, Caleb Kudah. did not deserve the kind of treatment he got from the National Security Operatives.

According to him, Caleb committed no crime by filming at the car park of the National Security Ministry, which is reportedly a security zone.

In a report filed by CitiNews, Lardy Anyenini said if journalists will take their cameras, or pens and capture what is being misused or wasted, they are not committing any crime but are simply doing what they have to do.

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Citi News' Caleb Kudah did nothing wrong by filming at National Security – Anyenini
Citi News' Caleb Kudah did nothing wrong by filming at National Security – Anyenini
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“If you are a journalist or not, and there is something going on in the public place, you are entitled to capture and reflect the same thing to the rest of us,” he argued.

Caleb Kudah was arrested on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, but later released in the evening after hours of interrogation and questioning.

Lardy Anyenini stated that the action the national security operatives took against Kudah by torturing him while under interrogation is “unlawful.”

Meanwhile, the president of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Roland Affail Monney has broken his silence on the incident involving the two journalists from Citi FM/TV and the National Security Operative.

Commenting on the issue which has become the topic of public discussion since Tuesday, May 11, he said Caleb Kudah breached a GJA code of ethics.

According to him, filming at the National Security premises was in breach of the Association’s code of ethics.

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Affail Monney said Caleb shouldn’t have filmed without permission and Caleb should have realised that the place is a security zone and in every security zone, the security laws apply.

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