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Journalists Under Fire The launch of the SADC Journalists Under Fire campaign on May 3 2003, saw MISA's media freedom monitoring programme take on a holistic approach, i.e. the programme activities went beyond the mere issuing of a media freedom or freedom of expression alert. Read more |
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Ask
Campaign Milestones under program A (Freedom of Expression) during SPP1 has been the piloting of Access to Information Legislation through the ASK Campaign . The piloting of the ASK campaign has been carried out in seven countries in the SADC region. Mixed results have been achieved. Thus, the program areas will undergo some refocusing and re-sharpening. Read more |
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Insult Laws: What Are They? Why Are They Bad? World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) has identified elimination of a certain form of criminal defamation statute - insult laws - as a priority, believing the existence of such laws provides basis for many, many other forms of restrictions on the news media. Read more |
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