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Ivorian publisher freed after over a year in prison
Ousmane Sy Savané was released provisionally on World Press Freedom Day, after being held for just over 13 months on a charge of endangering state security.
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Ivorian weekly suspended for publishing "offensive" articles
Côte d'Ivoire's statutory press regulatory body has suspended Prestige Mag, a privately-owned weekly magazine, for eight editions, accusing it of publishing offensive articles.
Côte d'Ivoire Free Expression & the Law
Confidential military files stolen in Ivorian media office raid
The head office of the Ivorian media group Nord Sud Communication, publishers of the pro-government daily Nord-Sud, was burgled in the early hours of 7 November 2012.
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Ivorian authorities lift ban on privately-owned publications
On 17 September, 2012, Côte d'Ivoire's statutory press regulatory body - The National Press Council (CNP) - lifted suspension sanctions it had imposed on six privately-owned pro-Gbagbo newspapers. The suspensions had been enforced after the media outlets jointly republished an article that was originally published by Notre Voie, also a pro-Gbagbo daily.
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Armed men ransack, set fire to opposition newspaper company in Côte d'Ivoire
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Satirical newspaper in Côte d'Ivoire banned from publishing for eight editions
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RSF to Ivorian president: improve media freedoms
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President vows to reopen case of missing reporter
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Why is police intelligence holding opposition media executive?
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Media practitioners and associations adopt new code of ethics
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Two detained journalists released
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Newspaper editor arrested for publishing "confidential information"
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Human remains found not to be those of missing journalist
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Human remains found could be those of missing journalist Guy-André Kieffer
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TV presenter provisionally released after being held for five months
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Court frees detained pro-opposition journalists
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"Notre Voie" journalists charged for insulting President Ouattara
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Opposition journalists detained for insulting President Ouattara
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Jailed journalist denied bail, others summoned and threatened
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Authorities to withdraw soldiers from "Notre Voie" newspaper premises
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State television resumes operation
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Press council censors paper for column on Obama meeting
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President Ouattara dismisses RTI director
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TV presenter charged for Gbagbo-leaning coverage
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Pro-Gbagbo journalist kidnapped, released
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Reprisals against pro-Gbagbo journalists continue; opposition press re-emerges
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Opposition press resumes publishing; newspaper executive questioned amid reprisals against pro-Gbagbo media
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