Monitoring of Indecent Language on Radio (January 1-31, 2021)
This report covers monitoring of 60 radio stations in Ghana from January 1-31, 2021 (the month after the elections). It specifically cites the number…
This report covers monitoring of 60 radio stations in Ghana from January 1-31, 2021 (the month after the elections). It specifically cites the number…
Nigeria and Ghana recorded seven and six violations each to lead the list of ten countries that recorded freedom of expression (FOE) violations in…
The Right to Information Law of Ghana was passed in March 2019, after about two decades of advocacy by the Media Foundation for West…
The Pro-partisan radio stations, Power FM and Oman FM, and news website, Ghana web.com, have topped the chart of media ethics violations for the…
COVID-19 reporting and other incidents related to the pandemic triggered a wave of press freedom violations across West Africa during the second quarter of…
The objective of the Media Ethics Monitoring Project is to identify and highlight incidents of ethical infractions in the media and draw attention to…
The September edition of the Media Foundation for West Africa’s (MFWA) Language monitoring on radio has cited Bernard Antwi Boasiako also known as Chairman…
Pro-partisan radio stations, Oman FM and Power FM have emerged with the highest incidents of media ethics violation for the period of September 16-30,…
This policy brief aims at illustrating the links between the United Nations Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) global cyber norms and human rights and…
Ghanaweb.com emerged as the third worst perpetrator of media ethics violation recording 20 infractions in the period of August 16-31, 2020. The news websites…
Morning show and political talk show programmes on Hot FM and Pro-NDC Power FM have emerged with the highest incidence of media ethics violations…
The August edition of the Media Foundation for West Africa’s (MFWA) Language monitoring on Radio has cited the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the ruling…