For the first time in my lifetime, a High Court has rejected a demo-injunction application

Barker-Vormawor’s celebration of the judiciary’s refusal to uphold an injunction against a planned demonstration captured the collective exhale of a silenced public. “Bravo! ” he wrote. “For the first time in my lifetime, a High Court has rejected an application for injunction against a demonstration.”

What makes this landmark decision even more dramatic is the role of the Attorney-General. “I hear it is the Attorney-General who has asked for the injunction to be set aside,” he revealed, commending the legal head of government for choosing constitutional integrity over political expediency.

This isn’t merely about a court decision; it’s a hopeful glimpse at a judiciary that may — just may — be rediscovering its spine. “Even the Courts have started breathing the air of Freedom,” Barker-Vormawor observed, sensing a seismic shift.

He didn’t shy away from skepticism, however. “Is it that they know what is good, but they will wait for the NDC to come to power first? Anaa, Aban Papa Aba?” As usual, his commentary blends celebration with a challenge to power.

Still, the message is clear: Ghanaians may finally be getting a taste of the justice they’ve long been denied.

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