Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Thursday 6 September 2012

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UPDATE

ARTICLE 19 Mexico marks 13 missing journalists on Day of the Disappeared

infographicInternational Day of the Disappeared was created to draw attention to the fate of people disappeared, killed, or imprisoned, unknown to their family or the police. ARTICLE 19 Mexico and Central America has documented 13 journalists that have since 2003 been - and remain - reported as disappeared.  Read more >

STATEMENT

Tunisia: Freedom of the media undermined by government reforms

ARTICLE 19 is deeply concerned with the latest developments in Tunisia, particularly with the situation of freedom of expression, including freedom of the Media, which has been deteriorating since the beginning of 2012. Read more >

Tunisie : Régression de la liberté de la presse
ARTICLE 19 suit avec une profonde préoccupation les derniers développements de la situation en Tunisie dans le domaine de la liberté d’expression et de presse. Plus >

JOINT STATEMENT

Statutory Murder in Gambia: Time for AU and ECOWAS to Act

The recent execution of nine death row inmates in The Gambia on President Yahya Jammeh’s orders can best be described as murder. The brazen nature of the President’s pronouncement, the fact that at least one of the inmates still had a pending appeal and the obvious inadequacies of the Gambian judicial system reveal an unfair process that is akin to pre-meditated murder. Read more >

Meurtres d’Etat en Gambie : l’UA et la CEDEAO doivent agir
La récente exécution de neuf condamnés à mort à Banjul, suite à l’ordre donne par le chef d’Etat Gambien, Yaya Jammeh, peut être assimilée à des meurtres. Plus >

PRESS RELEASE

Tanzania: Killers of journalist Daudi Mwangosi must be brought to justice

tanzaniaARTICLE 19 is saddened by the killing of Tanzanian journalist, Daudi Mwangosi at the hands of the Tanzania police, and calls on the government to ensure all those responsible are brought to justice. Read more >

LETTER

UK: 'Adult' filtering by default violates free speech

Last June, the Department of Education of the United Kingdom launched a public consultation on parental internet controls, which among other things will examine the possible implementation of default filtering of ‘adult content’ on the internet. Read more >


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