Limits on Freedom of the Press
By Ralph Gregory Elliot, USA. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution states with majestic simplicity: “Congress shall make no (...)
By Ralph Gregory Elliot, USA. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution states with majestic simplicity: “Congress shall make no (...)
Country/Topic: Côte d’Ivoire Date: 31 March 2009 Source: Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) Person(s): Nanankoua Gnamanteh, Eddy Pehe Targe
Reporters Without Borders has called on the Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Kamalesh Sharma(photo), to intervene with President Yahya Jammeh to (...)
Reporters Without Borders (http://www.rsf.org) Press Release 10 February 2009 SIERRA LEONE Four women journalists kidnapped, one subjected to (...)
Better figures despite a hostile climate and more Internet repression http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=29797 In 2008 : 60 journalists (...)
Lansana Babara Camara, a reporter of "La Guinée Actuelle", a privately-owned newspaper, was violently assaulted on 24 August 2008 by a member of the Autonomous Pr
On 5 August 2008, police officers stormed the premises of Radio Gold, an Accra-based pro-opposition FM station, and assaulted a number of individuals, (...)
Iraqi journalist Jumana al-Ubaidi decided she could no longer work in her country. The breaking point was her kidnapping last October by insurgents who (...)
(CEMESP/IFEX) - Two Liberian journalists working for the "New Democrat" newspaper were arrested and detained for several hours on 16 June 2008 by officers (...)
By E.K.Bensah II Quite a number of Ghanaian media outlets, both print and otherwise, own websites. Rare is the website that provides the possibility of (...)
Reporters Without Borders Press release SOMALIA Army unit raids privately-owned radio station, orders its immediate closure. Reporters Without (...)
Reporters Without Borders issued an urgent appeal today(Friday October 19,2007) to the international community for energetic measures towards the Somali (...)