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– Tanzania: TV stations fined following reports on alleged human rights abuses (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News January 16, 2018

The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority's decision to fine 5 TV stations came after the stations had covered a report by an NGO alleging that abuses were committed by security personnel during the country's November 26 ward by-election.
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