Burkina Faso's state-run media regulatory agency imposed a seven-day suspension on private daily Le Quotidien on December 13, 2012, after accusing its editor of repeatedly violating the press law, according to news reports.
The High Council of Communications, or CSC, said Le Quotidien had published "shocking and violent images" on its pages, according to news reports. The images included a photo published on November 26 of a victim burned in a traffic accident, and a June 2012 photo of a severed hand in connection with an amputation in Islamist-controlled northern Mali. Also published was a March 2012 photo of the body of a man killed in an armed robbery, news reports said.
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