| # | First Name | Last Name | State | Country | Comments |
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| 201 | Annabel | Pearcey | | | |
| 202 | Dan | Fonda | | CA | |
| 203 | Doreen | Lwanga | | UG | I like many Ugandans, and Africans on the continent and in the Diaspora long for that time when the African leaders will take responsibility for the acts of inhumanity inflicted on ourselves, our people and our lovely continent. When the African Union will cherish, nurture and treasure peace, stability and prosperity of Africa, when we will as African run our own affairs and invest in us and our land...We are tired of forced migration, forced displacement while the culprits enjoy lavish exile or comfort inside the country at the financial, emotional, social expense of ordinary Africans. So, that each one of us can live on our continent, in our countries and our beautiful homes without fear, spite or anguish but pride, joy and friendship. Yes. in the spirit of Obuntu. Please make us proud |
| 204 | Tim | Knight | | CA | Freedom of expression is the cornerstone of democracy |
| 205 | Sara | Cross | | | Media oppression is a violation of democracy. By speaking out freely the media can achieve much in the quest for a fair, progressive and decent society. Even in wealthy developed countries the voice of the media is a powerful balance that can curb excesses of government. It does not sek to be a replacement for the government - it seeks to ensure that government is accountable. Accountablity legitimises and strengthens government and democracy.
Please do not turn your backs on democracy. |
| 206 | david | lewis | | | |
| 207 | Sam | Aola Ooko | | KE | Let Africa be Free, Let Freedom in Africa be Free! |
| 208 | Dayna | Zimmerman | | CA | |
| 209 | Janina | Strudwick | | | |
| 210 | Tchana Nganté | Norbert | FL | CM | I condem all attack of journalist |
| 211 | Nganté Tchana | norbert | | | |
| 212 | Joy | Olivier | | ZA | |
| 213 | Heidi | Braun | | CA | It is within your power |
| 214 | Omar | Faruk | MN | SO | |
| 215 | souleyman | bilha | | BJ | struge for press freedom and free express in africa |
| 216 | KASEMBELI | ALBERT | AL | KE | There is need to excert more press on our governments with a view to compelling them respect free media |
| 217 | JEDNA | DEIDA | | MR | I support the campaign for Press freedom and freedom of expression in africa.
It's the oneway for our economies and states to grew up! Let the fourth power to controle excess and inform citizens! |
| 218 | Jennifer | Richardson | | | |
| 219 | Isabelle | Payen | | BE | |
| 220 | zarina | geloo | | ZM | |
| 221 | Olayinka | Oyegbile | | NG | For a man who was helped by the medai when he was overthrown by a military junta to turn around to persecute the same press shows how African leaders are. |
| 222 | bertrand | Tchoumi | | CM | it is up to african journalists to fight against all actions that can undermine our profession. I will always sign such a petition. |
| 223 | lovemore | mwayiyepi | | ZW | Yes I am signing this form willingly, and knowing the dangers which our jounalists suffers for their fairness to our Nation. I therefore strongly support their release. |
| 224 | Ademagba Samson | Sambe | UT | NG | |
| 225 | test | test | | | |
| 226 | natasha | knutsen | ID | US | |
| 227 | ABDULLAHI | NUR | MD | SO | IAM HEREBY RECOGNIZED THAT INTERNATIONA COMMUNITIES BEEN AWARE TO DEFEND FREEDON OF PERSONAL AND MEDIA,
WILL FEEL PROUD TO SUPPORT THE FREEDOMS.
IAM UNIVERSITY STUDENT IN MOGADISHU, FOR MY LAST YEAR IN BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION IN 2006.
FAQAY2004@YAHOO.COM
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| 228 | Brigitte | Cambier | | FR | |
| 229 | eric | tremellat | | FR | |
| 230 | rebecca | gb | | | |
| 231 | Katya | Kantar | | | I believe that Africa should be helped and more people should be educated about the problems. Africa is danger and people are dieng everyday, kids,adults,babies,grandparent. why should they have to suffer? |
| 232 | Jones | Tumenta | | CM | i'm a student, trying to get an education. i have so much love for my heritage, and my african brothers and sisters. i just don't understand how they could get this brilliant and great idea of the african union on paper but not try to put in practice. trust me. by the time i grow up, i'd make that dream a reality. Thanks |
| 233 | Ildephonse | SINABUBARIRAGA | RI | RW | We Journalists, we want freedom of expression and freedom of express to be the voice of the voiceless |
| 234 | Anonymous | Anonymous | CA | US | The freedom of speech and journalism is several of the most basic and deserved rights of all people! Please deserve to know the truth from all medias like journalism,internet,tv,radios,and receive the best. |
| 235 | Madi S. | Njie | | GM | On my capacity as Chairperson of the Network of Human Rights Journalists (NHRJ)- The Gambia, i wish to commit myself, and on behalf of my members join my Brothers and Sisters in the Media around Africa and beyond to work to ensure that Africaqn leaders gives due regard and urgent consideration to this petition without delay. In The Gambia, we still mourns for the death of prominent Journalist- the late Deyda Hydara: Co-publisher of the Point Newspaper who was shot death in December, 2004. No action has sofar been taken against the perpetrators. Mr. Chief Ebrima, a Senior Reporter with the pro-government Daily Observer Newspaper was picked up from his office by plain cloths personnel, believed to National Intelligence Officials (NIA) on july 7th, 2006. Since then his whereabouts has not been known. His family and members of the media has made tireless search from various security units of the country but to no avail. The Police and the NIAs has denied that Mr. Manneh is in their custody. However, recent reports indicates that Mr. Manneh was about two months ago spotted at the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital, The Gambia main health service provider situatedin the country's Capital City-Banjul.
dosens of Gambian Journalists are currently in exile in various parts of Africa, Europe and America.
Government has over the past years instituted legislations meant to silence the private media, making it extremely difficult for the sustainance of vibrant private press in country. Private owned Media houses has been clossed down without any justification
This is a serious concern to NHRJ and the Gambian media fraternity in general.
I recommend myself and the NHRJ- The Gambia as a party to this move and any further move geared to ensure free flow of information and vibrant press, and a world that is press friendly |
| 236 | Miriam | Ogbasion | | | |
| 237 | pxcjokm ipdo | pxcjokm ipdo | AL | US | vyjmzse vsnfozth kdomyzaiq ocimbw yujir smdtybrqx dxky |
| 238 | Bruno | LAVOCAT | | FR | Even seen from here, we can see the African dictatorship camouflaged.
The settlers have left is saying, but the corrupt are still in place!
It is a disgrace in the eyes of the World that this dictatorship on the media afircains.
One knows the names, thanks to encyclopedias, their families will be cursed for decades!
Should be an idiot when they could live and die honest and yet immune to the misery! |
| 239 | Nick | Nick | IN | MT | Nice site bankruptcy [URL=http://svitylko.1gb.in/index.html]bankruptcy[/URL] |
| 240 | Anonymous | Anonymous | | SO | I agree this campaign |
