On June 5, 2021, the Nigerian government shut down the social media platform Twitter. Despite several condemnations from regional and…
Journalists killed, respectively in DRC, Somalia and Nigeria, Burkina Faso, including a social media activist in Ghana during the period…
Since its inception, the right to information, even during crises, has always implicitly existed under Article 19 of the Universal…
Liberia’s passage of the Freedom of Information Act 2010 was an epoch-making event as it signaled a clean break from…
Over the past four years, Egypt has witnessed an increase in the brutal repression of press freedom under the regime…
This report highlights press freedom violations recorded in the country from January 2018-September 2020. Kindly click here to read the…
Since 2014, Cameroon has experienced an unprecedented security and social crisis, with the Islamist sect Boko Haram, incursions by Central…
Africans use the internet for various purposes including for communication, entertainment, commerce as well as for the enjoyment of democratic…
Uganda’s media landscape has since the early 1990s been liberalized with the proliferation of both print and electronic media outlets….
The African Freedom of Expression Exchange (AFEX) denounces the jailing of four journalists by authorities in Burundi. Four journalists, Christine…
This report sets out the trends of freedom of expression violations in Zimbabwe, mainly by analysing violations against media practitioners…
The Analytical Report on the Safety of Journalists in Nigeria – English produced by Media Rights Agenda (MRA) highlights the…