Tunisian court upheld prison sentences for two journalists convicted of financial crimes despite strong criticism from rights groups and defence lawyers.
Tunisian appeals court upholds prison terms for journalists Read More »
Chad’s judiciary cleared four journalists of espionage-related charges tied to the Wagner Group, citing lack of evidence and unfair detention.
Chad court clears four journalists of Wagner conspiracy charges Read More »
Human Rights Watch urges Burkina Faso to release three journalists arrested amid a crackdown on press freedom and growing concerns over their whereabouts.
Burkina Faso urged to release three detained journalists Read More »
As violence escalates in the Sahel, journalists are bearing the brunt of the conflict.
Media freedom erodes in Sahel as journalists face deadly threats Read More »
Reporters Without Borders condemns Kenyan police brutality against journalists covering anti-government protests.
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Morocco’s King Mohammed VI pardoned three jailed journalists among 2,476 convicts on the 25th anniversary of his reign, maintaining victims’ rights.
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The press union in Guinea slams the military junta’s media ban as “repressive.” Hundreds of journalists have lost their jobs, and a general strike looms.
Guinea junta curbs media, strike looms Read More »
