@Graphartory@Trizofchelsea@BMillwall18640@Briggsluna@DrAkuamaka Conviction doesn't take away fundamental human rights.
If the court sentence by death, law enforcement is supposed to carry out that judgement with the exact method decided by the bench, until death you've certain rights.
@AlphaNigerianTo@Om0Otunba@DrAkuamaka You lied! Unless the person is armed, if you shot an unarmed person because they tried to escape you will end up in prison in that USA you're referring to.
@StanlinoB@DrAkuamaka Na you de mad! Ignorance of the law isn't an excuse, in a working country those officers would be sanctioned.
Unless you don't know what's fundamental human rights.
(Na so police go de use una anyhow because una no know una right.)
@papaanache@DrAkuamaka Thank you because many uneducated people have been insulting me! Even a convicted killer or criminal still retains their fundamental human rights.
@Kingsle08047084@DrAkuamaka The police job na to beat or catch am? That's why knowing your right is good, no police officer have the right to slap, beat, torture or any form of inhumane treatment, even a convicted criminal retains his fundamental human rights.
@Om0Otunba@DrAkuamaka By legal and moral definition, every human being possesses fundamental human rights, regardless of citizenship, status, or location.
A suspect sentence to death still retains fundamental human rights.
More reason I hate foreign religions and somehow dislike western education because it makes you forget your culture. An educational system that makes us forget our traditions and cultures is Neo-colonialism.
@WandiTech@BMillwall18640@Briggsluna@DrAkuamaka Nobody is shooting anyone in the United States courtroom for trying to run! the police do not have the legal right to shoot you just for running away when you are unarmed and pose no immediate threat.
Please someone educate me on what's happening in Cameroon, because these guy's are shouting out ijaw slogan Asawana at the end of their videos, I have seen one earlier today.
In a show of determination and strength, Ambazonian liberation soldiers have sent a strong message to Cameroonian government forces:
βWait until the rain falls before you know who owns the forest.β
The warning comes as Ambazonian forces across the territory prepare to defend celebrations of Ambazonia Independence Day on October 1.
@Briggsluna@DrAkuamaka It will be an insult to foolish people to call you a fool back!
Where did I support what he did?
Beating someone who's already in your custody is totally wrong and against our constitutional provisions regardless of the case.