Former Ghanaian Deputy Attorney-General Alfred Tuah-Yeboah has publicly criticized Canada’s refusal to grant a visa to footballer Thomas Partey. Tuah-Yeboah expressed concern that the denial appears to disregard the fundamental legal principle of presumed innocence. He questioned the basis for the decision, suggesting it implies a prejudgment of Partey’s character or potential conduct. The former minister did not specify the reasons cited for the visa refusal, but emphasized the importance of due process in immigration matters. This case raises questions about transparency and fairness in Canadian visa applications for high-profile individuals. No official statement has been released by Canadian authorities regarding the specific reasons for the denial. The incident has sparked debate within Ghana regarding international travel and treatment of its citizens.