US EditionNUSOJ Submits Legal Application to the Supreme Court to Protect Freedom of Expression and Decriminalise Journalism in Somalia
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NUSOJ Submits Legal Application to the Supreme Court to Protect Freedom of Expression and Decriminalise Journalism in Somalia
The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) submitted a formal legal application to the Supreme Court of Somalia, the country’s highest judicial authority, urging the court to set aside key provisions of the Somali Penal Code and ensure they are not used to criminalise journalism and freedom of expression.These provisions, NUSOJ argues, have long been misused to silence journalists and restrict freedom of expression. The application was off…
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