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Advocates act against Guinea’s repression of the media
The Sub-Saharan Africa desk of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Sub-Saharan Africa hold protest in Dakar in solidarity with Guinea’s media.
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Licenses of 6 independent broadcasters revoked in Guinea
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges ECOWAS to press Guinean authorities to stop censoring the media.
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Guinean authorities urged to act against threats
Sékou Jamal Pendessa faces escalating harassment due to his activism against media repression under the current military regime.
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Guinea’s media hit by suspension and censorship
The Media Foundation for West Africa urges Guinea’s media regulatory body to exhibit more tolerance towards the media.
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Guinean media threaten to go on nationwide strike
The media sector in Guinea are demanding the unconditional release of journalist Sékou Jamal Pendessa.
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Journalist union leader arrested in Guinea
Military authorities urged to end the wave of repression against the media in the country.
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Guinea censors TV, radio and social media
Suspension of broadcasting stations by Guinean authorities is reflective of growing intolerance of divergent viewpoints.
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Guinean media goes silent to protest repression
A nationwide media blackout by media associations was designed to magnify the control the ruling junta is imposing on the media.
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Radio stations jammed, social media blocked in Guinea
Independent radio stations in Guinea are being blocked and social media sites are only accessible via a VPN.
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Violent arrest of 10 journalists in Guinea condemned
A group of journalists covering a peaceful protest by their colleagues, had their equipment destroyed, and then were teargassed and assaulted before they were arrested.
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RSF restores access to news site in Guinea
“Inquisiteur.net” is the second news website to be blocked in less than two weeks by the military junta in Guinea.
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Guinea marks 2 years of military rule on sombre note
Freedom of expression and media freedom have come under increasing threat during the two years of military rule in Guinea.
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Press-free day for Guinea
A number of press associations in Guinea issue a joint statement to protest recurring media freedom violations in the country.
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Guinean journalists denied their right to protest
Journalists in Guinea are prevented from using Conakry’s Town Hall to stage a sit-in to protest the high handed actions of the country’s media regulator.