Use of offensive artefacts in campaigns banned

Use of offensive artefacts in campaigns banned
Daily News
WHILE the whistles for the political crusading towards the October 2015 General Elections have just got blown, the use of blasphemous artefacts, such as coffins, insulting toys and other horrid caricatures have been banned from use within Arusha Region.

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

Daily News

29 Aug

Politicians warned of offensive language during campaigns

Politicians warned of offensive language during campaigns
Daily News
LEGAL and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) in collaboration with Tanzania Civil Society Consortium on Election Observation (TACCEO), have strongly criticised use of offensive and sarcastic language in the ongoing campaign. The citizens have also been ...

 

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BBC

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TheCitizen

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