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Burkina Faso Bans French State Broadcaster in Blow to Press Freedom - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

Burkina Faso Bans French State Broadcaster in Blow to Press Freedom - New Delhi Times

Press freedom groups have condemned Burkina Faso's halting of broadcasts by French media outlet Radio France International (RFI). Ouagadougou's military leaders linked the ban to RFI reporting that the junta describes as false. Critics say the military is seeking to control news and information as it struggles against worsening insecurity. Burkina Faso is the second…

Burkina Faso Bans French State Broadcaster in Blow to Press Freedom - Vimarsana News

Burkina Faso Bans French State Broadcaster in Blow to Press Freedom

Critics say military is seeking to control news and information as it struggles against worsening insecurity

As Nigerian broadcasters are fined for airing critical documentaries, press freedom advocates fear the worst is yet to come - Vimarsana News

As Nigerian broadcasters are fined for airing critical documentaries, press freedom advocates fear the worst is yet to come

On 3 August 2022, the Nigerian government decided to come hard on broadcaster Trust TV five months after they aired a documentary exposing the growing attacks of armed bandits across the country. Through the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), the broadcast industry regulator, the government imposed a fine of N5 million (around $12,000) for running the documentary.

Source: ox.ac.uk
Human rights violation worsens in Africa as governments use 'kill-switch', enforce internet censorship - Vimarsana News

Human rights violation worsens in Africa as governments use 'kill-switch', enforce internet censorship

The most populous black country, Nigeria, saw the sharpest drop in internet freedom in 2021, while other African countries: Burkina Faso, Sri Lanka, and

Nigerian broadcasters fined for airing critical documentaries: press freedom advocates fear the worst is yet to come - Vimarsana News

Nigerian broadcasters fined for airing critical documentaries: press freedom advocates fear the worst is yet to come

On 3 August 2022, the Nigerian government decided to come hard on broadcaster Trust TV five months after they aired a documentary exposing the growing attacks of armed bandits across the country. Through the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), the broadcast industry regulator, the government imposed a fine of N5 million (around $12,000) for running the documentary.

Source: ox.ac.uk