TRIAL OBSERVATION REPORT: THE CASE OF RAFAEL MARQUES DE MORAIS
- Publisher:
- American Bar Association
- Publication Date:
- 11 June 2015
- Tags:
- Angola, Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Press and Media, United States, Canada and Africa
This report was prepared by the American Bar Association Center for Human Rights, following its missions to the Republic of Angola in 2015 for the purpose of observing the criminal trial against journalist Rafael Marques de Morais. The report is based on the Center's findings after having observed the entire proceedings of the trial. It consolidates the findings of the Center's observers and presents preliminary conclusions on the trial's compliance to date with international fair trial standards.
Campaigning Angolan Journalist Sentenced
- Campaigning Journalist Sentenced in Luanda
- Govt Turns Tables On Marques De Morais, Reinstates Criminal Defamation Charges
- Angola Must Abandon Defamation Charges Against 'Blood Diamonds' Journalist
- Joint Letter Re: Prosecution of Rafael Marques de Morais
- Govt Backtracks to Seek Conviction of Journalist
- Rafael Marques, On the Eve of His Verdict - 'It's Torture'
- Rafael Marques De Morais Settles Defamation Case Over Blood Diamonds Book
- Withdrawal of Charges Against Journalist Hailed As Free Speech Victory
- A Political Prosecution in Angola
- Angolan Journalist Slapped With 15 Additional Charges Over Diamond Industry Exposé
- 'No Place for Criminal Defamation in Angolan Legal System' - Misa
Angolan Anti-Corruption Campaigner Faces More Charges
- Power Fights Truth in Angola
- Lawyers, Rights Groups Rally Around Author Marquez
- Angolan Journalist Slapped With 15 New Criminal Defamation Charges
- The trial of Rafael Marques de Morais
- 'I Expect to Go Home a Free Man' - Marques
- Acclaimed Journalist on Trial for Defamation in Angola
- Acclaimed Journalist Marques De Morais On Trial for Defamation in Angola
- Human Rights and Free Press Groups Call for Charges Against Angolan Journalist to Be Dropped
- Dos Santos Decorates Palace As Economic Crisis Deepens
- Trial of Rafael Marques De Morais to Begin Tomorrow
- Call for Criminal Defamation Charges to Be Dropped Against Journalist
- Detained Activists Must Be Immediately and Unconditionally Freed
- Universal Report On Human Rights Promotion in Angola Approved
- Angola, Algeria and Nigeria Meet to Analyse Crude-Oil Price Fall
- Angolan Diplomacy Told to Attract Investors
- I Believe in the Power of Solidarity
- The 2013 Budget Trickery and the Looting in the TB Sanatorium
- Govt Profits From Beer and Blames the Oil Prices
- Crashing Oil Prices, Propaganda and the Angolan Recipe for Disaster
