General News of Sunday, 15 February 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comThe Online Publishers Association of Ghana (OPAG) has issued a stern warning to its members and the general public against publishing or sharing the so-called “Russian sex videos,” describing such acts as criminal offences under Ghanaian law. Secret Filming of Ghanaian Women: Russian man to be extradited to Ghana – Sam GeorgeOPAG President Michael Petit Mawugbe, also known as Efo Mawugbe, emphasized the ethical responsibility of online journalists, stating, “As online publishers, we must always bear in mind that ethics cannot be sacrificed for speed, as ethics remains the overarching rudiment of our profession. Publishing images or videos of females can cause psychological trauma to the victims and their families.”He further urged members of the public and online publishers to refrain from circulating the videos. “It is in light of this that OPAG urges all members to cease the publication or sharing of the videos as a way of protecting the dignity of the victims,” the statement said. Highlighting OPAG’s commitment to a safe online environment, Mawugbe added, “OPAG remains committed to raising awareness in ensuring a safe online space devoid of misinformation, disinformation, and cybercrime.

Source: GhanaWeb February 15, 2026 13:32 UTC