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CAMPAIGN FOR PRESS FREEDOM AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN AFRICA

 
Signatures | Total: 239

 

# First NameLast NameStateCountryComments
51 DavidBalikowaUGFree all journalists, scrap dracinian media laws of sedition, libel, publication of false news, criminal defamation, insult laws
52 JeremyDearUK
53 Umaru SittaTurayMOSLI know it is wrong and therefore protest.
54 kaderabdoulkaderDJ
55 HerbertBohMDCMI fully support press freedom all over the world and believe that the African Union can play a decisive role in repealing repressive laws in Africa. This is an opportunity to act.
56 Shulamith KoenigNYUSThere is no other option but human rights,. and no one human rights can violate another. And if we are to develop in the words of Nelson Mandela: --a new political culture based on human rights the freedom of press and expression is pivotal and an imperative to the realization of human rights for all women, men youth and children. Our journalists are spearheading critical thinking and analysis which is critical to creating a world based on human rights. Without them oppression wil go unchecked and the hopes for the realization of human rights will be in doubt. Free journalists and a free media are the signs of a free, creative responsible and healthy society!
57 MILLCENTTANHIRAZW
58 MiriamO'ConnorIE
59 GerryLeibelZAIn order to effectively train the journalists of tomorrow, the training needs to take place in an environment where the values of a free press are protected and cherished.
60 ChristopherSelbachBE
61 MamadouNDAOSNFull support of this petition
62 MalikaALAMIMA
63 ElisabethEmehAT
64 KuzmaPrizmicATno e-mail-address
65 SylvainDOUA GOULYCI
66 SylvainDOUA GOULYCIJe suis contre les brimades des journalistes.
67 ThomasKamilindiAKRW
68 James JukweyUKFor NEPAD to work Africa will need an unfettered media. African journalists have come a long way and I believe freedom will not mean they will forget their responsibility to the motherland.
69 khaledAbduSAi am one of the victims (Eritrean jornalist who never experienced free press so far for being only african ! HUH is that all Being African !
70 RicardoMalateMZA man can not be free without be allowed to think and expresses freelly his ow oppinions using the press.
71 Motlhaleemang NtebelaBWIt is necessary both to ratify and implement policies on free of expression and media for them to be meaningful.
72 ClaytonHaswellCAUS
73 SYCheriffBF
74 Patrick BurnettZA
75 AnnabelMeereNL
76 ByronLokerZA
77 omar aliCA
78 olayinkaoyebodeNGNow is the time for genuine action that will make jounalism practice in africa less harzadous
79 SylvainTimamo TedjonCMThis petition was necessary.
80 Mfanawenkhosi SSimelaneSZI Mfanawenkhosi S Simelane do associate myself with the straggle for the freedom of journalist in this region. Let us take away the shame from the African people by working out a comprehensive strategy that will take us to where we desire to be.
81 CarolizeJansenZA
82 StephenCampbellUK
83 Guy BergerZA
84 HenryMainaKEThe African states bid to introduce Anti-terrorism laws takes us one hundred years back. Our laws are still full of official secrets acts, defamation acts, laws of licensing media. This should end.
85 RuthDe VriesNL
86 BlessingRuzengweZWPress has no condition and it should be granted as such
87 AstridSchipperNL
88 NegashGessesseETOn behalf of myself
89 MichéeBOKOBJI strongly support the initiative.
90 PhilipCosta
91 FrancisMukuzungaZWI am currently in Maputo for the summit and will certainly make certain the concerns are addressed.
92 tchoumibertrandCMI am supporting your action for press freeedom and democraty in africa.
93 Andrea TrentiniIT
94 Nomahlubi MatiwaneSZFully support this petition. Swaziland has experienced the closure of one newspaper and one megazine under supressive legislation.
95 SEUMOHugues BertinCMNous espérons que les journalistes pourront à travers cette petition exercer pleinement leur métier en Afrique. Notre souhait le plus ardent. Hugues SEUMO
96 LungaMasukuNYUSLeaders like King Mswati 111 of Swaziland should be forced to embrace basic freedoms.
97 LungaMasukuNYUSLeaders like King Mswati 111 of Swaziland should be forced to embrace basic freedoms.
98 Samba DialimpaBADJISN
99 RaybornBulleyGHThe let rise and defend the rights of individuals and of access to information by journalists so that we will not restricted to doing damage control or shouting at the top of our voices when the damage is already done.
100 Martha LyimoLyimoTZ

 

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