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Opposition party supporters assault journalists in Zambia
United Party for National Development supporters assaulted and threatened to kill two journalists from the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation.
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Report shows mixed reviews of Zambia press freedom
A year after President Michael Sata was elected in Zambia on promises to improve media freedom, his Patriotic Front party is patting itself on the back while some media workers remain sceptical about just how far the country has come, a report by the International Press Institute finds.
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IPI welcomes launch of Zambia Media Council
After three years of negotiations, the voluntary self-regulation body was finally launched.
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ARTICLE 19's submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review
ARTICLE 19's submission focuses on Zambia’s compliance with its international obligations in respect of freedom of expression.
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