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How a private company’s salt mining is undermining livelihoods, human rights, press freedom
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How a private company’s salt mining is undermining livelihoods, human rights, press freedom

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How Sierra Leone plans to ensure the brutal story of Journalist Fayia is never heard again
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How Sierra Leone plans to ensure the brutal story of Journalist Fayia is never heard again

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Guinea: Angry protesters attack journalists
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Guinea: Angry protesters attack journalists

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Media rights organisations meet over safety of journalists situation in Burkina Faso, Mali
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Media rights organisations meet over safety of journalists situation in Burkina Faso, Mali

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Senegal, Ghana losing their shine as press freedom champions
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Senegal, Ghana losing their shine as press freedom champions

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Judge jails defense lawyer in libel case, detains reporter
Free Expression and The Law

Judge jails defense lawyer in libel case, detains reporter

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Nigerian authorities raid Peoples Gazette Newspaper again; arrests editor, journalists
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Nigerian authorities raid Peoples Gazette Newspaper again; arrests editor, journalists

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Burkina Faso: Author of threat against prominent journalist sentenced
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Burkina Faso: Author of threat against prominent journalist sentenced

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Nigeria: MFWA Partner, IPC, Condemns Brutalization of journalist
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Nigeria: MFWA Partner, IPC, Condemns Brutalization of journalist

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Prominent Burkinabé journalist threatened in viral audio
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Prominent Burkinabé journalist threatened in viral audio

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Cote d’Ivoire: Journalist prosecuted for defamation
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Cote d’Ivoire: Journalist prosecuted for defamation

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Nigerian government refuses to compensate journalist a year after ECOWAS court ruling
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Nigerian government refuses to compensate journalist a year after ECOWAS court ruling

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