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By Zacharia Kanyonyozi Photos: YouTube Screenshots Over the weekend, Norbert Mao, (below ) the Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister and President General of Uganda’s oldest political party, the…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The following statement was released by the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone on the recent election. The Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone will once more…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Israel’s Knesset, or parliament, has passed the first law to scale back judicial independence, in line with the ambitions of Benjamin Netanyahu’s largely far-right, ultra-religious…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots China’s economy is going through some of the same growing pains that Japan once experienced: lower consumer spending, overbuilding on homes and offices, local government…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Cameroonian journalists are facing lethal threats and false legal charges as they pursue reporting in the midst of Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict, according to a new…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots “. . . we need to do everything we can to keep (global) warming as low as possible.” When it comes to climate change, one…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots (Tunis) – The Tunisian police, military, and national guard including the coast guard have committed serious abuses against Black African migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers,…
By Jonathan Rozen and Evelyn Okakwu\Committee To Protect Journalists Photo: Jonathan Rozen/CPJ (Kamilu Ibrahim Tahidu, a brother of slain journalist Ahmed Hussien-Suale Divela, sits outside their family home…
Photo: YouTube Screenshot Dakar—Burkinabè authorities should immediately reverse the suspension of French television news channel La Chaîne Info (LCI) and stop censoring local and foreign media coverage of…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots In the 1950s we were warned that the Soviet Union had so many more strategic bombers than we did it was a "bomber gap." So…
