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Togo: The Regime facing the Media

Written (Français) byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated (English) byRhita Boufelliga
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Translation posted 20 March 2011 14 years ago

Bernard Bokodjin wrote [Fr] on his blog pambazuka.org: “In a country where the opposition is not strong enough [yet] nor well structured to counterweigh a repressive regime that violates the principles of democracy and good governance, the press remains one of the spaces where freedom of expression can counter the drift.”

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Written (Français) byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated (English) byRhita Boufelliga

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