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IPC WELCOMES RELEASE OF ABDUCTED JOURNALISTS, CONDEMNS UNENDING HARASSMENT OF

Editor February 24, 2022

Press Release IPC WELCOMES RELEASE OF ABDUCTED JOURNALISTS, CONDEMNS UNENDING HARASSMENT OF JOURNALISTS For immediate release, Thursday February 24, 2022 The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-Nigeria is delighted that the News Crew of The Enugu State Broadcasting Service (ESBS) abducted by unknown gunmen on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, while covering the 2022 Enugu local government elections, have […]Read More

#PressFreedom News Press Statement Safety of journalists

IPC DECRIES THREAT ON JOURNALIST HASSAN-WUYO’S LIFE, CONDEMNS ARREST OF

Editor December 14, 2021

December 14, 2021 PRESS RELEASE IPC DECRIES THREAT ON JOURNALIST HASSAN-WUYO’S LIFE, CONDEMNS ARREST OF FISAYO SOYOMBO For Immediate release, December 14, 2021 The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos – Nigeria is disturbed about the reported threat on the life of Vanguard reporter Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo who recently wrote a petition to the Commissioner of Police, […]Read More

#Eu4DemocracyNg EU-SDGN European Union Freedom of Information Press Statement

Jonathan, Fayemi, Abike-Dabiri, Odinkalu, Others for Honours at Maiden Freedom

Editor December 9, 2021

Jonathan, Fayemi, Abike-Dabiri, Odinkalu, Others for Honours at Maiden Freedom of Information Awards FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lagos, December 9, 2021, 2021: Former President Goodluck Jonathan will be conferred with a special recognition award at the maiden edition of the National Freedom of Information (FOI) Awards ceremony scheduled to take place in Abuja on December 10, […]Read More

#Keepiton ECOWAS Freedom of Expression InternetRights News Press Statement

5 NGOs, 4 Journalists Sue Federal Government at ECOWAS Court

Editor June 21, 2021

Press Statement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, June 21, 2021: Five non-governmental organizations and four journalists have filed a suit against the Federal Government at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice in Abuja asking it to declare the indefinite suspension of Twitter in Nigeria a violation of their human rights under international law, order the Government […]Read More

Category : Press Statement

IPC WELCOMES RELEASE OF ABDUCTED JOURNALISTS, CONDEMNS UNENDING HARASSMENT OF

IPC DECRIES THREAT ON JOURNALIST HASSAN-WUYO’S LIFE, CONDEMNS ARREST OF

Jonathan, Fayemi, Abike-Dabiri, Odinkalu, Others for Honours at Maiden Freedom

5 NGOs, 4 Journalists Sue Federal Government at ECOWAS Court

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