The Law and the Media in Togo - Download the pdf version of the English publications

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Electronic Reports from FOI Research and Monitoring in Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone - pdf Ask And You May Receive 1.53 Mb

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MEDIA ALERT (West Africa) 2010 - An annual publication on the state of the media in West Africa

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Media Alert [West Africa] 2009 - An annual publication on the state of the media in West Africa

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A Critical Review of the DEFAMATION BILL, 2006 -

 

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Media Alert [West Africa] 2008 - An annual publication on the state of the media in West Africa

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MEDIA ALERTS - WEST AFRICA 2008


Media Alert [West Africa] 2006-2007 - An annual publication on the state of the media in West Africa

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The Law and Media series - The Law and Media series


ZONGO-GIWA Magazine -

Media Alert [West Africa] 2004-2005 - An annual publication on the state of the media in West Africa


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Freedom of Information and Civil Service Reform in Ghana - Published from a paper presented at a Forum on Free Expression in Ghana  

African Languages and Freedom of Expression - Published from a paper presented at a Forum on Free Expression in Ghana 


Politics in the Airwaves - Research on how radio covered the 2000 General Elections in Ghana 



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Press Release: Incidence of indecent expression on radio goes up


May 17, 2012

The level of indecent expression increased from nine in the fourth week to 24 in the fifth week covering the period April 29 to May 5, 2012. A total of 17 people made those indecent expressions. Of the 17 people, the number of such expressions by three people accounted for   over 40% of the total number of indecent expressions. These three were Mr. Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover (5 indecent expressions), Chris Dugan (3 indecent expressions) and Frances Asiam (2).


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Mali ALERT: Journalists accuse military authorities of tapping their telephones


May 16, 2012


Journalists in Mali are accusing the military authorities of illegally tapping their telephones as a means of silencing critical opinion in the country.

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Press Release: MFWA Releases Fourth Week’s Report on Monitoring of Electoral Campaign Language on Radio


May 10, 2012

The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has released findings for the fourth week of monitoring of language use on radio. The report covers the period April 22 to 28, 2012 in the use of indecent expression on 31 radio stations that are being monitored across the country. The findings for the week show a steady decline.


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Promoting Issues-Based and Decent Language Campaigning in Ghana’s 2012 Elections

April 30, 2012



SUMMARY OF MONITORING REPORT FOR APRIL 1 TO 7, 2012

Background:

About a month ago, the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) launched its project on: “Promoting Issues-based and Decent Language Campaigning for a Peaceful, Free and Fair Elections in Ghana in 2012,” funded by Star-Ghana. The project was informed by the increasing resort to indecent expressions among political activists in elections-related and general political discussions, particularly on radio. 


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