Journalists for Human Rights

Lucienne Voahirana is the director of Radio Mampita in Fianarantsoa, a regional capital of Madagascar. She explains what a rural radio station does and does not do.

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Amiko Philibert is one of two main journalists at Radio Magneva, a rural radio station in Madagascar’s regional capital, Morondava. The city has numerous problems, notably chronically bad roads. She explains why she is hesitant to criticize the authorities.

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Florentin Razanajatovo is director of the rural radio station Radio Magneva in Madagascar’s regional capital, Morondava. He explains what journalism is like outside the capital and the problems journalists face in trying to exercise their right to freedom of expression.

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Florentin Razanajatovo is director of the rural radio station Radio Magneva in Madagascar’s regional capital, Morondava. He tells us the problems journalists encounter in trying to access information in Madagascar.

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Florentin Razanajatovo is director of the rural radio station Radio Magneva in Madagascar’s regional capital, Morondava. He tells us what journalist associations exist, and what problems they face in Madagascar.

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Florentin Razanajatovo is director of the rural radio station Radio Magneva in Madagascar’s regional capital, Morondava. He tells us what improvements he would like to see for journalists in Madagascar.

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Florentin Razanajatovo is director of the rural radio station Radio Magneva in the regional capital, Morondava. He explains how working conditions have improved for journalists in Madagascar since current President Marc Ravalomanana succeeded his predecessor Daniel Ratsiraka in February 2002.

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