In June, at a media forum in Bamako, a Malian editor named Chahana Takiou stood on a panel with a prosecutor sitting beside him and made a complaint. Mali’s cybercrime law, he said, was being used to jail journalists who should have been tried under the country’s press law, which carries far lighter penalties. Judges, […]
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