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Media players fault Bill on terror, say threat to press freedom

Media players fault Bill on terror, say threat to press freedom
Media Owners Association Chairman Sam shollei.

Media industry players have criticised the proposed security amendment Bill 2014, saying it was a threat to free media.

The stakeholders in a press briefing Monday expressed concern that the draft law would be debated and passed in Parliament on Thursday, thus stifling media freedom in Kenya.

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