From: The Listening Post
Ethiopia: Journalism under anti-terrorism law
How the US ‘war on terror’ has provided cover for laws that are being used to silence dissident journalists.
18 Mar 2013
How the US ‘war on terror’ has provided cover for laws that are being used to silence dissident journalists.
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