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Violations of Press Freedom by the Government of President Yahya Jammeh from 1994-2006

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Legislation on Media, Speech and Expression in Ghana- A SOURCE BOOK - A resource publication

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A monthly newsletter of exiled Liberian journalists in Ghana

The Face and Phases of the Ghana Police - A research publication on human rights and reforms in the Ghana Police Service

Liberia: Human Rights Violations 1997-2002 - Highlights cases of human rights abuses during Taylor’s rule

Where has Aid taken Africa? Re-Thinking Development - Published from discussions and papers presented at a Round-Table Conference on ‘A New African Development Agenda’

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

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

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

Ghana: DR. AFARI-GYAN CALLS FOR PREMIUM ON TRANSPARENCY AND PROFESSIONALISM IN ELECTIONS IN AFRICA

Mediating Democracy in Africa - ACCRA CONFERENCE – August 18 – 20, 2010

The State is a Party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Gambia ALERT: “Pardon” for six journalists jailed for “defaming” President Jammeh

Press Statement: ECOWAS Court dismisses Gambian government objection

Gambia ALERT: NIA detains Foroyaa newspaper publisher

PAN-Africa Human Rights Conference

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Gambia UPDATE: Journalist faces possible jail term in the case of sedition

August 15, 2008 Fatou Jaw Manneh, a US-based Gambian journalist, faces a possible prison sentence if found guilty of sedition charges following an interview highly critical of President Yahya Jammeh and his administration, which she granted to the media in 2004.
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Sierra Leone ALERT: State house guards manhandle journalists

August 14, 2008 Security personnel deployed at the State House in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone on August 13, 2008 violently assaulted seven journalists covering a meeting between the ruling All Peoples Congress Party (APC) and the main opposition Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP).
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Gambia ALERT: Police detain Nigerian publisher overnight, search his house and confiscate his reside

August 14, 2008 Abdoul Hamid Adiamoh, Nigerian publisher and editor of Today, a privately-owned Banjul-based, newspaper previously accused by the police of “publishing with seditious intentions”, was on August 11, 2008, arrested again and detained overnight at the Serious Crime Unit of the Gambian Police Force in the capital city, Banjul.
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Ghana: DR. AFARI-GYAN CALLS FOR PREMIUM ON TRANSPARENCY AND PROFESSIONALISM IN ELECTIONS IN AFRICA

August 23, 2010

DR. AFARI- GYAN CALLS FOR PREMIUM ON TRANSPARENCY AND PROFESSIONALISM IN ELECTIONS IN AFRICA - A COMMUNIQUE RELEASED IN ACCRA BY AFRICA MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY - AMDMC 2010

Dr. Afari- Gyan, chairman of Ghana Electoral Commission, has stated that the field of election administration in Africa is littered with challenges, from both within and without, and called on electoral commissions to continue the search for greater transparency, accountability, and verifiability in the conduct of elections; so as to enable them more easily ascertain the authenticity of the outputs of the electoral system in the face of any disputes. He however added that that in itself would not be enough for purposes of achieving free and fair elections, but “it must be complimented with democratic electoral behavior on the part of stakeholders.”