Journalists for Human Rights

Every two years, Ghana’s military holds a jungle warfare exercise aimed at improving the military’s counterinsurgency and internal security skills. Reporter Philip Ashon and myself joined as embedded journalists. We ended up walking about 35 km in one day, and developing blisters along the way. Following our three day trip, we prepared a three part series on the military.

This report covers the role of a military in a democracy.

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Every two years, Ghana’s military holds a jungle warfare exercise aimed at improving the military’s counterinsurgency and internal security skills. Reporter Philip Ashon and myself joined as embedded journalists. We ended up walking about 35 km in one day, and developing blisters along the way. Following our three day trip, we prepared a three part series on the military.

This report focuses on women in the military.

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By Philip Ashon, with files from Hicham Safieddine

Every two years, Ghana’s military holds a jungle warfare exercise aimed at improving the military’s counterinsurgency and internal security skills. Reporter Philip Ashon and myself joined as embedded journalists. We ended up walking about 35 km in one day, and developing blisters along the way. Following our three day trip, we prepared a three part series on the military.

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