Freedom of Speech in Cameroon
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Freedom of Speech in Cameroon
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The constitution guarantees freedom of the press, but in practise the threat of government censorship generally prevents opposition viewpoints from appearing in print, especially in the government-controlled press. Censorship and harassment of journalists is common in Cameroon. The government has been implicated in recent efforts to block access to Twitter within the country. Newspaper editor Raphaël Nkamtcheun was detained for receiving allegedly confidential government documents from former fi
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History of freedom of speech in Cameroon
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_Speech_in_Cameroon
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2022-10-04T22:42:47Z
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