MISA Malawi pens President Mutharika on DPP, general hostility towards the media
The letter was submitted to the President through the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC), Capital Hill, Lilongwe on Monday, March 16, 2020.
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Media violations & victories
Media violations & victories
MISA Malawi concerned with continued police assault of journalists
Police officers must stop treating journalists as criminals.
MPs must stop treating journalists as spies, enemies
MISA Malawi finds it unfortunate that some MPs are in the forefront of victimising journalists.
Honourable Charles Mchacha apologises to journalist Bobby Kabango
Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works Charles Mchacha has apologised for insulting Nation (NPL) journalist Bobby Kabango.
MISA Malawi demands apology from Honourable Mchacha for attacking journalist Bobby Kabango
We expect exemplary conduct from Cabinet Ministers, including Honourable Mchacha
MISA Malawi condemns assault of journalist Patricia Kayuni by protesters
Kayuni was not taking pictures of the demonstrators but even if she were taking the pictures that would not be a crime
3 Journalists Detained; Released
MISA Malawi is worried that authorities continue to treat journalism as a crime
MISA Malawi condemns assault of journalists by demonstrators
Creation of a hostile environment for journalists by demonstrators is uncalled for, says MISA Malawi.
‘Ban of live broadcasts ill-timed’
We find MACRA ‘s directive not only unreasonable but ill-timed and a deliberate ploy to limit media freedom and freedom of expression.
MISA Malawi dates MACRA on suspension of phone-in programmes
MACRA officials have promised to review the decision before the end of the week beginning June 17, 2019.