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International Press Institute

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Mali Junta Uses Cybercrime Laws to Target Journalists, IPI Warns

Africa

Mali Junta Uses Cybercrime Laws to Target Journalists, IPI Warns

IPI says Mali’s military increasingly uses cybercrime laws to prosecute and jail journalists, narrowing space for critical reporting.

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Mali Press Freedom Cybercrime Journalists