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“The Congolese defamation law does not protect the media. It protects the strongest, those who have money and power,” said journalist Nicaise Kibel Bel’Oka to Reporters Without Bordors.
Democratic Republic of Congo Highlights
Free Expression & the LawNine private radio and television stations have been closed in the Democratic Republic of Congo for failing to pay their annual licence fees of approximately US $24,000 each.
Free Expression & the LawJoachim Diana faces six months in jail and a fine of US $20,000 for writing an article that criticizes a Chinese business in Kinshasa.
Soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo stormed community station Radio Tujenge Kabambare and ransacked its studios, detaining and attacking two employees. They later ransacked the station director's home and assaulted members of his family.
Committee to Protect Journalists
Journaliste en danger
Reporters Without Borders, Journaliste en danger
Committee to Protect Journalists
Journaliste en danger, Reporters Without Borders
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger, Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders, Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Impunity Belgium Censorship
11 October 2012
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
International Federation of Journalists
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Journaliste en danger
Committee to Protect Journalists
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