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CDD-Ghana to Chief Justice : Avoid Partisan Comments

**CDD-Ghana Urges Chief Justice to Maintain Political Neutrality**

The Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), a civil society organization dedicated to democracy and public accountability, has issued a call for the Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, to exercise greater restraint and discretion during public engagements.

In a statement, the organization cautioned that recent remarks attributed to the Chief Justice risk creating a perception of political bias. CDD-Ghana warned that such perceptions could undermine public confidence in the judiciary and its role as an impartial arbiter.

The organization emphasized the importance of the judiciary maintaining a neutral stance to preserve its institutional integrity and public trust.

Article source: thechronicle.com.gh | Image credit: The High Street Journal

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