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Ghana: The Police Must Deal Decisively with Threats Against Editor of The Chronicle
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Ghana: The Police Must Deal Decisively with Threats Against Editor of The Chronicle

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Reporting on Boko Haram: Frontline Journalists Recount Traumatic Experiences
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Reporting on Boko Haram: Frontline Journalists Recount Traumatic Experiences

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Togo: Court Fines Journalist 4 Million CFA for Exposing Corruption in Petroleum Sector
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Togo: Court Fines Journalist 4 Million CFA for Exposing Corruption in Petroleum Sector

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Promoting Peaceful Elections in Ghana: A 10-Point Recommendation by Key Stakeholders
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Promoting Peaceful Elections in Ghana: A 10-Point Recommendation by Key Stakeholders

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Benin: Former Journalist  Jailed over Facebook Post Released  
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Benin: Former Journalist  Jailed over Facebook Post Released  

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Mali: Military Coup, Transition and Media Freedom Crisis
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Mali: Military Coup, Transition and Media Freedom Crisis

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MFWA Welcomes Release of Whatsup News Editor, Urges Ghana Police to Drop Charges
Free Expression Violations

MFWA Welcomes Release of Whatsup News Editor, Urges Ghana Police to Drop Charges

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How Critical Online Journalism, Social Media Activism Became Crimes in Nigeria
Digital Rights

How Critical Online Journalism, Social Media Activism Became Crimes in Nigeria

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Nigerian police assault journalist, arrest 60 at Independence Day protests
Free Expression Violations

Nigerian police assault journalist, arrest 60 at Independence Day protests

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Senegalese Police Brutalise Camerawoman, Destroy Her Equipment
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Senegalese Police Brutalise Camerawoman, Destroy Her Equipment

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SYNPICS Condemns Assault on Senegalese Camerawoman
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SYNPICS Condemns Assault on Senegalese Camerawoman

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Nigeria Marks 60th Independence amidst Crushing Press Freedom Environment
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Nigeria Marks 60th Independence amidst Crushing Press Freedom Environment

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