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Niger reintroduces prison sentences for “cybercrime”
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Niger reintroduces prison sentences for “cybercrime”

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Two journalists arrested, one flees over threats as crackdown continues
Free Expression Violations

Two journalists arrested, one flees over threats as crackdown continues

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Suspension of Niger’s media umbrella organisation confirms repression
Free Expression Violations

Suspension of Niger’s media umbrella organisation confirms repression

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Niger authorities must end intimidation of journalist, Samira Sabou
Free Expression Violations

Niger authorities must end intimidation of journalist, Samira Sabou

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Protect press freedom – MFWA, 79 others urge Niger’s junta
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Protect press freedom – MFWA, 79 others urge Niger’s junta

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Niger journalists’ union decries escalating attacks, threats against journalists
Free Expression Violations

Niger journalists’ union decries escalating attacks, threats against journalists

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MFWA decries attacks against the media in Niger
Access To Information

MFWA decries attacks against the media in Niger

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Niger Coup: ECOWAS must restore the government of President Mohamed Bazoum
Freedom of Expression

Niger Coup: ECOWAS must restore the government of President Mohamed Bazoum

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Niger authorities on rampage against critical voices
Free Expression Violations

Niger authorities on rampage against critical voices

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Niger: Court Fines and jails activist for allegedly undermining public order
Free Expression Violations

Niger: Court Fines and jails activist for allegedly undermining public order

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Safety of female journalists in West Africa: Reflections of media practitioners
Safety of Journalists

Safety of female journalists in West Africa: Reflections of media practitioners

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Guinea: Soldiers, thugs attack journalists
Safety of Journalists

Guinea: Soldiers, thugs attack journalists

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