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Julius Maada Bio’s NPRC Draconian media laws

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"In December 1993, the NPRC reiterated its promise to return the country to a multi-party political system within three years, despite the fact that the National Advisory Council (NAC) had recommended a 15-month time frame. The NAC had been established by Decree No. 7 of November 1992, as amended by Decree No. 3 of April 1994, to draft a new constitution and prepare for the transition to democracy. It was Ahmed Tejan Kabbah, who had returned to Sierra Leone after leaving his position with the United Nations Development Programme, was put in charge of the NAC and its role in the multiparty elections scheduled for December 1995"

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