ACME Talks with Ali Mivule and Derrick Wandera - Elections, violence and journalists' safety

ACME Talks
01/01/2021 30 min Temporada 1 Episodio 5

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Ali Mivule (NTV Uganda) and Derrick Wandera (Daily Monitor) are two of a growing number of journalists in Uganda who have suffered violence from security forces in the course of reporting on the ongoing presidential election campaigns. In this episode they share their experience and detail the daily challenges that journalists face in a conflict-filled election season.

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Music: Happy African Village by John Bartmann


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