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NGE Condemns Harassment of Journalists, Tasks Govt on secruity

Admin April 22, 2013
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The Nigerian Guilds of Editors has decried what appears to be a siege to the media. It stated this in the Communiqué issued at the end of its Standing Committee meeting held in Ilorin between April 18 and 20, 2013.

The Guild referred to the recent harassment and detention of journalists of the Leadership newspaper and noted that while it is not against the investigation of journalists when and where necessary, such investigation must conform to the basic norms of due process permissible in a democracy.

According to the communiqué, the Guild observed that the security agencies are doing their best but urges them to do more to stem the worsening climate of insecurity in the country.

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