One journalist's crusade to save Central African Republic

One journalist's crusade to save Central African Republic

New African correspondent Cameron Duodu, the veteran journalist from Ghana, has mounted a one-man crusade aimed at stopping the conflict in Central African Republic. It is a very good cause, but not even the Pope or the King of Saudi Arabia or his own friends in the British media and Aljazeera, woul...

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Published in:New African (London. 1978) 2014-04 (538), p.60-62
Main Author: Duodu, Cameron
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:eng
Subjects:
Economics
Empathy
International
International law
Journalism
Journalism and Communication
Journalists
Objectivity
Politics
Press and politics
Social aspects
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Summary:New African correspondent Cameron Duodu, the veteran journalist from Ghana, has mounted a one-man crusade aimed at stopping the conflict in Central African Republic. It is a very good cause, but not even the Pope or the King of Saudi Arabia or his own friends in the British media and Aljazeera, would lend him a helping hand. Here, he explains why. Duodu comments that while the Western Powers have talked incessantly about "democracy", and "international law", they have used military power to crush any show of political independence, if it threatened their economic interests.
ISSN:0142-9345
2051-3054