Payola is a bribery scheme made infamous in the American music industry, paying radio station disc jockeys to put particular songs on the airwaves to gain popularity and, ultimately, sell records. This ethical violation and illegal practice was put to…
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The New Payola: Brown Envelope Journalism in Africa
Tagged with: Africa, African Union, anti-corruption, brown envelope journalism, cash for coverage, corruption, DR Congo, ethical dilemmas in journalism, Ghana, governance issues, kitu kidogo, le coupage, media ethics, media in Africa, Poynter.org, press freedom, press junkets, soli, tanzania, Well Informed Journalists Make Well Informed Citizens
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#RightsMedia report: Providing #justice and protecting #humanrights in #Africa
The Pan African Lawyers Union (PALU) is a law society working to protect the rights of Africans across the continent. Based in Arusha, Tanzania, PALU is involved in cases before the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. PALU was…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Africa, African Union, Arusha, Christopher Mtikila, justice, law society, PALU, Pan African Lawyers Union, Report, tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania
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Posted in Radio
#RightsMedia report: #Africa ‘s #humanrights court of #justice
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights was established in Arusha, Tanzania by the African Union (AU) to protect human rights across the continent. In its almost 10 years of existence (began in 2004) it delivered a 2009 judgment…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Africa, African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights, African Union, Arusha, Chad, Christopher Mtikila, court, Hissene Habre, interview, justice, Report, Senegal, tanzania, United Republic of Tanzania
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Posted in Radio
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