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SLAJ Demands Stronger Constitutional Protection for Press Freedom

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 7 Sept 2026, 9:56 amnotable · 42/100
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The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) is pushing for free speech and press freedom to be given a dedicated chapter in Sierra Leone’s proposed new Constitution, arguing that existing constitutional provisions do not provide sufficiently clear and strong protection for citizens and the media. SLAJ President Alhaji Manika Kamara made the case on Friday, [...] The post SLAJ Demands Stronger Constitutional Protection for Press Freedom appeared first on Sierraloaded.

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SLAJ Demands Stronger Constitutional Protection for Press Freedom

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