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Unfair closure

Fourth radio station closed by government agency

Published on 17 March 2011Read

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Detrimental delay

News magazine’s appeal hearing delayed, ban remains in place

Published on 10 February 2011Read

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Photographer beaten up by gendarmes, heavy damages award against newspaper

Reporters Without Borders condemns the use of violence by gendarmes to detain newspaper photographer Didier Ledoux today outside the main Lomé (...)

Published on 25 August 2010 Read

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Broadcast authority should not be used as media police, president told in open letter

Reporters Without Borders today sent an open letter to the President of Togo, Faure Gnassingbé, urging him not to promulgate a draft law passed by (...)

Published on 6 November 2009 Read

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Broadcast media forbidden to let public express views on the air

Reporters Without Borders condemns an order issued by the High Council for Broadcasting and Communication (HAAC) on 17 April banning all radio (...)

Published on 21 April 2009 Read

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Thugs beat up opposition weekly editor on Lomé street

Reporters Without Borders voiced concern today about a physical attack on Jean-Baptiste Dzilan, (also known as Dimas Dzikodo), the editor of the (...)

Published on 10 October 2005 Read

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Le Figaro correspondent turned back on arrival two days before election

Reporters Without Borders voiced astonishment today at the action of the Togolese authorities in turning back Patrick de Saint-Exupéry, the (...)

Published on 25 April 2005 Read

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Alarm about coverage bans, bias and verbal violence in run-up to elections

Voicing "great concern" about the climate of tension in Togo in the final days before the 24 April presidential election, Reporters Without (...)

Published on 21 April 2005 Read

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State TV crew physically attacked during opposition demonstration

Reporters Without Borders today urged Togo’s presidential candidates to appeal to their supporters not to use violence against journalists after a (...)

Published on 30 March 2005 Read