Judge tells radio and TV group it can resume broadcasting

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that a Niamey judge has quashed the order issued by the High Council for Communication (CSC) on 29 June suspending the operations of the Dounia radio and TV group for broadcasting a statement “calling for an insurrection by the defence and security forces.” “We believe that justice has been done,” Reporters Without Borders said. “This is a reassuring decision because it means there are checks and balances limiting arbitrary behaviour by the state's (...)

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