جوبا تغلق صحيفة وتعتقل رئيسها

Quote: أتي إغلاق الصحيفة -التي لم يصدر منها سوى عددين- على خلفية خبر نشرته في 22 من الشهر المنصرم عن زواج كريمة رئيس جمهورية جنوب السودان سلفاكير ميارديت من مواطن إثيوبي، واتهم جهاز الأمن الصحيفة بعدم الالتزام بأدبيات وأخلاقيات مهنة الصحافة.

(عدل بواسطة jini on 11-04-2011, 01:06 PM)

Quote: لا نستطيع الحكم على الأمر إلا بعد معرفة ما نشرته الصحيفة

Quote: قامت جهاز الامن اليوم ايضا باعتقال الزميل ابراهام مليك منذ الصباح عندما قام بزيارة زميله المعتقل فما كان من ضابط الامن احتجازه ايضا

Quote: إعتقل جهاز الأمن الوطني

Quote: العوض غض النظر عن ما نشرته الصحيفة أيقاف الصحيفة بقرار إداري وليس قضائي خطأ اعتقال صحفي نتيجة لما كتبه خطأ في الديمقراطية إذا تضررت الحكومة أو أي شخص حقيقي أو اعتباري من صحيفة كإشانة السمعة أو الكذب الضار فمن حقه اللجوء إلى القضاء ولا أكثر لا فرق بين الحكومة وأي شخص آخر أما الحديث عن مخالفة ميثاق فلا أظن له وزن قانوني هذا تجاوز من الحكومة لسلطاتها وتعدي على حرية التعبير وعلى حرية الصحفيين وعلى حقوق الملاك من حقهم مقاضاة الحكومة والمطالبة برد حقوقهم والتعويض عما لحقهم جراء أخطاء الحكومة إذا كانت الحكومة لا تخضع للقانون ممثلا في سلطة القضاء المستقل وأحكامه فما هي إلا ديكتاتورية أخرى وإنقاذ 2 ولن يكون مصيرها بأفضل من الأولى

Quote: العوض سوف انشر نص المقال لاحقا

Quote: ويأتي إغلاق الصحيفة -التي لم يصدر منها سوى عددين- على خلفية خبر نشرته في 22 من الشهر المنصرم عن زواج كريمة رئيس جمهورية جنوب السودان سلفاكير ميارديت من مواطن إثيوبي، واتهم جهاز الأمن الصحيفة بعدم الالتزام بأدبيات وأخلاقيات مهنة الصحافة. وجاء في حيثيات القرار الحامل لتوقيع مدير جهاز الأمن الداخلي في جوبا العميد أكول كور أنه من الملاحظ في مناسبات كثيرة أن الصحيفة استمرت في نشر "مواضيع معزولة لا يفترض أن تنشر للاستهلاك العام".

Quote: ده كلام خطر, مصادرة حرية التعبير بدعاوى الخصوصية أو هيافة ما يكتب يفتح الباب أمام المصادرة لأسباب أخرى, الحل أن يلجأ من يعتقد أنه تضرر للقضاء المستقل. التعميم في حق الصحافه ليس صحيح, هنا و هناك توجد الصحف و الأقلام الجادة و المحترمه. و لا أحد أيآ كان له حق التحكم في ذوق و اختيار الناس, صحافة التابلويد و الهيافة لا تحارب بالإغلاق أو المصادره .

Quote: لا احد يتحدث عن "حريم" الاخربن وقد اعترضنا اكثر من مرة في زج العوائل ...دا مجتمعنا ودي اساسياته

Quote: المطلق وانما المعني انه لا تزو وازة وز آخرى.

Quote: Ayok, news reports said. The article, titled "Let Me Say So," criticized the president for allowing his daughter to marry an Ethiopian national and accused him of "staining his patriotism," news reports said.

Quote: مدونة قواعد سلوك وسائل الإعلام وأخلاقيات المهنة"، ونشر "أنباء غير مشروعة" تهدف للتشهير والتحريض، وانتهاك خصوصية الشخصيات.

Quote: Juba, the beloved temporary Capital city of our new born nation on Saturday, October 22, 2011 witnessed a disappointing social episode that was found disgusting and denounced by many patriotic South Sudanese across the country. Our revered and acclaimed President, Sir Salva Kiir Mayardit, who is one of the symbols of our long historic struggle and who is also a symbol of our sovereignty, dignity, integrity and source of our national pride, handed over his beloved beautiful elder daughter (Adut) to a foreigner in a wedding ceremony held in the Catholic Cathedral at Rajaf. The wedding raised our eyebrows because we didn’t expect Nyan Beny (daughter of the President) to be married by a foreigner when many nationals suit her profile for marriage; this without saying that it matters not how long she may stay in her father’s house. A wedding as we all know is a social function that people go to cheerfully with women ululating. However, the wedding of Nyan Beny that took place last Saturday was attended by a small crowd of people with clouds of sadness gathered in their hearts as it was clear from their faces; because they were upset by the decision taken by the President to give his daughter in wedding to a stranger. The wedding that could have been attended by thousands of South Sudanese with elation and delight, to display their traditional dances and turn it into a national wedding like the British royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, was reduced to a very low morale standard function with the attendance of just a few government officials and a minute crowd. This wedding has not only shocked and angered members of Kiir’s family, but divided it and turned its peace into quarrels and squabbles, it has also shocked the whole nation; because Kiir is a patriotic leader that fought two wars for the well-being of his people, a thing which made him valued and highly respected by South Sudanese. But now that he has given his daughter in wedding to an alien, he has to some extent reduced himself in the eyes of his people. I am writing about Adut`s wedding because my heart is in pain like the hearts of many zealous South Sudanese who have opposed it, and I am happy that I have a public platform to air out my wrath and the wrath of many fellow countrymen and women. By giving his daughter to a foreigner, our President has stained his patriotism and turned his leadership questionable in our eyes. This wedding is a demonstration that foreigners have not only monopolized our market, economy and robbed our integrity after penetrating it, but it is also a demonstration that they have taken over our national pride. What else is left if an alien could penetrate all the hedges and invade the house of our President, elope and impregnate his daughter? Where were the security presidential personnel when that strange guy entered the house of the President? This wedding of the First Daughter which is supposed to be blessed by all South Sudanese (including this author) is rejected and the religious leaders who blessed the couple in the house of God regardless of their knowledge that she had conceived, have committed a great sin against God for making an unholy matrimony holy! Dengdit Ayok

Quote: أمن جنوب السودان يغلق صحيفة معارضة ويعتقل رئيس تحريرها

Quote: South Sudan releases two journalists without charges November 18, 2011 (JUBA) – South Sudanese security services released today two journalists arrested 18 days ago without charges, one of the two detainees Peter Ngor Arol Garang told Sudan Tribune just after his release. Ngor who is a Sudan Tribune journalist and the editor-in-chief of the newly established The Destiny newspaper had been arrested on 1 November after the publication of an opinion article written by Dengdit Ayok criticising the South Sudan President, Salva Kiir Mayadrit, for allowing his daughter to marry with an Ethiopian national. His colleague Dengdit was arrested on 5 November. "I have just been released without charges after spending 18 days in closed detention," wrote Ngor after his release in a short email he sent to the Sudan Tribune. He thanked all those who contributed in a way or another for his release. International and local human rights and press freedom groups condemned the illegal arrest of the two journalists and called for their release. Also, the South Sudan delegate to the United Nations was questioned by journalists about his arrest. The two journalists were held in a detention facility run by the security service in Juba and no formal charge had been made against them. Sources close to the file, told Sudan Tribune three days ago that their case had been decided to transfer them to the police. South Sudan President Salva Kiir slammed the two journalists saying in remarks he made about their arrest on 10 November "media freedom should not be abused to the extent of attacking personalities. In any case that will be defamation." In a statement issued Friday to announce their release Amnesty International said “Ngor had been beaten" by the security services. "He and Dengdit Ayok are now reunited with their families, and will go for a medical check-up in Juba on 19 November." Dr. Dhieu Mathok, another editor of The Destiny said the practice of arresting journalists in South Sudan needed to stop. "This is a great mistake to arrest a journalists and released him without charges", he said, urging the young nation to "protect press freedom”. This year there have been at least attacks on press freedom in South Sudan according to the country’s union of journalists. Despite having self rule since 2005 the SPLM, South Sudan’s ruling party has not passed an Information and Broadcasting, leaving many journalists unclear as to where they stand and what they are allowed to write.