Posts Tagged ‘gambia’

Assessing the Commonwealth’s success and value

16th November 2009 by AlexT No Comments

Hugh Craft, a senior Australian diplomat and former Director of the Political Affairs Division at the Commonwealth Secretariat, assesses the success and value of the Commonwealth

The Gambia: Press freedom under siege

3rd September 2009 by AlexT 2 Comments

A Gambian journalist living in exile, who was forced to flee his country in July 2007 after being chased by the country?s intelligence services.

Media Freedoms in the Commonwealth

24th August 2009 by AlexT No Comments

Kaye Whiteman, a writer and journalist and former Director of Information at the Commonwealth Secretariat says more needs to be done to prevent abuse of media freedoms in the Commonwealth.

It’s time to take another look at CMAG

5th August 2009 by AlexT 22 Comments

A number of member countries are not measuring up to the Commonwealth principles. The regime in The Gambia, for instance, is extremely harsh with little attention paid to human rights and no freedom of expression.

Media Freedom in the Commonwealth

30th July 2009 by AlexT 8 Comments

The writer and journalist Kaye Whiteman has asked some provocative questions of the Commonwealth Conversation and how it will address the issue of media freedom.

 

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