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Press Relief in Comoros: Journalists Are Not Obliged to Reveal Their Sources

Summary by Radio France Internationale
In the Comoros, the press and the National Union of Comorian Journalists are breathing. On Friday, 26 December, Parliament closed a sensitive debate on the revision of the Information Code. The draft contained a controversial article allowing, in certain circumstances, a judge to force a journalist to reveal his sources. The media saw it as an infringement of press freedom.

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Press Relief in Comoros: Journalists Are Not Obliged to Reveal Their Sources

In the Comoros, the press and the National Union of Comorian Journalists are breathing. On Friday, 26 December, Parliament closed a sensitive debate on the revision of the Information Code. The draft contained a controversial article allowing, in certain circumstances, a judge to force a journalist to reveal his sources. The media saw it as an infringement of press freedom.

·Paris, France
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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, December 28, 2025.
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