TERMS OF REFERENCE (ToR) DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS AND PRESS OFFICER Responsible to: Regional DirectorKey relationships: Advocacy and Policy Research Associate, Projects and Programme Team, Administration, International
As Senegal approaches its pivotal presidential election on 24 March, 2024, ARTICLE 19 calls on the authorities to safeguard human rights, particularly freedom of expression
Over the past decade, more than half of African countries have shut down internet access at least once. Typically, these internet shutdowns are usually ordered
Summary ARTICLE 19 made this statement during the interactive dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on freedom of peaceful assembly and of association at the 55th
Yesterday, 38 members of the Freedom Online Coalition (FOC) published a joint statement condemning internet shutdowns and network disruptions amid elections. The joint statement was issued during the
ARTICLE 19 calls on the Burkinabe authorities to immediately cease the crackdown on French media outlets and uphold their obligations to respect and protect freedom
We human rights, internet freedom and media organizations strongly condemn the recent restrictions on internet access in Senegal, which were noted on the sidelines of
ARTICLE 19 strongly condemns the killing of protesters and the prevailing culture of impunity in Guinea. The tragic events that unfolded during a demonstration in
Summary This is a follow-up on a shorter statement published on 31 March, and provides further detail and analysis of recent events in Senegal, including
