Radio and TV group suspended for broadcasting opposition call to the people

Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the order issued unilaterally yesterday by the head of the High Council for Communication (CSC), Daouda Diallo, suspending the operations of the Dounia radio and TV group “until further notice” for broadcasting an opposition coalition's call to resist a presidential bid to amend the constitution. “People in Niger are outraged by this biased and unfair decision,” Reporters Without Borders said. “The head of the CSC is clearly acting on the orders of the (...)

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