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Tag: O Decreto

Coque Mukuta, editor of O Decreto and a correspondent for Voice of America (left), was charged with criminal defamation over his journalism while Capita Inga, editor of TV N’Zinga (right), was summoned for questioning over a criminal defamation complaint due to his journalism. (Photo at left by by Coque Mukuta; photo at right by Adelino Punga)

Angola charges two more journalists with criminal defamation over corruption reporting

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According to the Angolan penal code, the charge of criminal defamation carries a sentence of up to 18 months in ...

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