Closure of television and radio stations in 2022 spoiled the broadcasting industry gains of many years
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MISA Malawi engages police officers on media freedom
On Friday, December 9, 2022, MISA Malawi engaged senior police officers on Media Freedom. Police Mobile Service (PMS) and Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officers came from all policing regions across Malawi. The engagement which took place at Bridgeview Hotel...
Malawi MPs decriminalise ‘insulting’ the ‘President’
We applaud government for repealing bad laws
Members of Parliament in Malawi remove sedition as criminal offence
MISA Malawi continues its advocacy against archaic and undemocratic laws.
‘Crisis of credibility, trust in journalism practice’
Journalism should be a symbol of accuracy in conveying information
Malawi prosecuting authorities must develop interest and end crimes against journalists
The state has the Constitutional duty to protect everyone, including journalists.
MISA Malawi deplores slow progress in the implementation of Malawi ATI law
Government has failed to provide enough resources to the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) to enable it perform its oversight role.
MISA Malawi to petition Presidency, Parliament on laws that restrict freedom of expression
MISA Malawi is against criminalizing freedom of expression.
MISA Malawi appears before Parliament on broadcasting licences
MISA Malawi highlighted that the general economic crisis the country is experiencing has not spared the media sector.
Concern over the revocation of broadcasting licences in Malawi
This is a letter to His Excellency the President of the Republic of Malawi Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on the Concern over the revocation of broadcasting licences in Malawi.