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Provincial journalist prosecuted over report on poaching of sea-turtles

Reporters Without Borders is disturbed to learn that Alphonse Afakandro of Mandomba an’i Melaky, a radio station based in the west-coast town of (...)

Published on 24 June 2010 Read

Madagascar

Journalists jailed pending trial, radio station closed

Reporters Without Borders is disturbed to learn that 10 Radio Fahazavana employees, including six journalists, were placed in pre-trial detention (...)

Published on 1 June 2010 Read

Madagascar

Soldiers vandalise radio studio and brutally assault three staff

Reporters Without Borders said today it was deeply shocked by a vicious attack against staff at radio Fréquence Plus and the vandalising of the (...)

Published on 17 May 2010 Read

Madagascar

Growing threat to news media from political tension

Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about the still fraught political situation in Madagascar and its constant impact on the media. (...)

Published on 2 July 2009 Read

Madagascar

Radio Mada reporter freed after two weeks in detention

Reporters Without Borders welcome’s Radio Mada reporter Evariste Ramanantsoavina’s release on 20 May. He had been held since 5 May, when soldiers (...)

Published on 22 May 2009 Read

Madagascar

Media under attack one month after new president installed

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns the return of censorship to Madagascar in the form of orders to the state-owned media not to cover (...)

Published on 23 April 2009 Read

Madagascar

Concern about malagasy journalists caught up in political turmoil

Reporters Without Borders today expressed its renewed concern after five newspapers stopped publishing and several journalists were threatened (...)

Published on 13 March 2009 Read

Madagascar

Dismay at fatal shooting of TV reporter covering anti-government demonstration

Reporters Without Borders is shocked to learn that Ando Ratovonirina of privately-owned Radio et Télévision Analamanga (RTA) was shot dead while (...)

Published on 9 February 2009 Read

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