REGIONS:Or browse by country:
Or browse by country:
Or browse by country:
Or browse by country:
Free Expression & the LawThe Model Access to Information Law takes into consideration factors such as poor record-keeping and the pervasive culture of secrecy within public service in Africa.
Africa Highlights
Attacks Digital Rights
With the rise of mobile Internet technology, both insurgent groups and the governments they are fighting have become more cognizant of how they are portrayed. The result is increased danger for journalists.
Free Expression & the LawA resolution approved by the Pan-African Parliament encourages African leaders to sign a continent-wide campaign to repeal criminal defamation laws and prioritise press freedom.
Access to InformationIn Kenya, one project uses an Android application to allow citizen journalists to upload their news reports to a website, where readers can then view the entire stream of content, or filter stories according to various categories and regions.
ARTICLE 19 (ARTICLE 19)
Media Institute of Southern Africa
Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)
World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
Media Institute of Southern Africa
Media Institute of Southern Africa
ARTICLE 19
Media Institute of Southern Africa
Media Institute of Southern Africa
Media Institute of Southern Africa
ARTICLE 19
National Union of Somali Journalists
Media Institute of Southern Africa
World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
International Federation of Journalists
Committee to Protect Journalists
Latest Tweet:Nigerian reporter slapped, detained for photographing policeman http://t.co/xPtdSyWLe7 | @MRA_Nigeria #Nigeria –
