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Teenage Pregnancy and the Unintended Consequences of Protection Policies
By Joseph Turay
Sierra Leone is confronting a troubling paradox. Years of advocacy, legislation and political will have succeeded in reducing adult sexual exploitation of...
How Sierra Leone’s Cyber Laws Threaten Journalism!
By Joseph Turay
In the digital age, journalism and cyberspace are inseparable. Reporters rely on online platforms, encrypted messaging, social networks, and digital research to...
Cyber Laws, Corruption Investigations, State Power, & Journalism in Sierra Leone
By Joseph Turay
In theory, cybersecurity laws exist to protect citizens, institutions, and national infrastructure from digital harm. In practice, when such laws are vaguely...
Caught !! Sierra Leone’s Cyber Laws, Cocaine deals , – State Power vs Journalists
By Joseph Turay
In Sierra Leone, where democracy and freedom of expression are still fragile, a collision is unfolding between legal frameworks designed to protect...
Security & Silence: Sierra Leone’s Cyber Laws, Cocaine Scandals, & State Power – Journalism at risk
By Joseph Turay
In Sierra Leone, cybersecurity laws, designed to protect citizens and institutions, are increasingly being used to intimidate journalists. Investigations into corruption, drug...
Sierra Leone Courts Hand Down Harsh Drug Sentences as Judiciary Fast-Tracks Crackdown
By Joseph Turay
Sierra Leone’s High Court has handed down lengthy prison sentences in a wave of drug-related cases, as the judiciary steps up...
