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Uganda: Monitor offices under police siege

May 20, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

UPDATE from FAIR Board members Charles Mwanguhya (Monitor Editor) and Barbara Among: “All staff were ordered out of the premises and police have sealed the head office which it says […]

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Defiant journalist tells of Zimbabwe police intimidation tactics

May 9, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Journalists in Zimbabwe have never had it easy. The Mugabe regime has a history of arresting and detaining reporters it believes are guilty of crimes such as ”undermining public confidence in a […]

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Police beat journalists attending court case in Mogadishu

March 9, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Somali police attacked and obstructed more than a half-dozen journalists who were seeking to cover a rape trial in Mogadishu on Saturday, as authorities continue to struggle in meeting law […]

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South African Police Minister says journalist was wrongfully arrested

November 20, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has admitted that the arrest of Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika was wrongful.  ”This was a full-frontal assault on the freedom to report on corruption […]

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Tanzanian Press freedom assaulted, it is a big shame

September 24, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

Press freedom is more than just a concept; it is one essential component of democracy and development; socio-economic development could be achieved rapidly in a situation where freedom of the […]

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FAIR members scoop South African Newspaper Journalism Awards

August 31, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

FAIR members  Stefan Hofstatter, Mzilikazi wa Afrika and Rob Rose, based at Sunday Times investigations, walked away with three awards for ‘Shoot to Kill: Inside a South African Police Death […]

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Angola’s Police Silence the Media

March 13, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

LUANDA, Mar 13, 2012 (IPS) – Rights groups and activists are warning of a rapidly deteriorating political climate in Angola following a police raid on a private newspaper and a […]

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