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Every Guinean citizen has the right to create, own, operate a press, publishing and bookstore company, an organ for the dissemination, information, ideas and opinions subject to respect for the ethics and professional conduct, human dignity and human rights, the pluralistic nature of the expression of currents of thought and opinion. The exercise of this freedom can only be limited by law to safeguard public order and the requirements of national unity.

Any press organ can be created without prior authorization and without a deposit.

Before the first publication of any press organ, a mandatory prior written declaration is made to the public prosecutor or the justice of the peace at the place where the press organ is headquartered. 

THE CREATION OF A PRESS ORGANIZATION

Article 6: Any press organ can be created without prior authorization and without deposit of guarantee.

 

Article 7: Before the first publication of any press organ, a mandatory prior written declaration is made to the public prosecutor or the justice of the peace at the place where the press organ is headquartered. This statement includes:

1- The title of the press organ and the address of its headquarters;

2- The periodicity (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.);

3- The full name and address of the director or co-director of the publication;

4- The indication of the printing press as well as the name of the printer. Any change in the above indications must be notified within fifteen days.

The Declaration, signed by the director of publication, must bear a tax stamp, the value of which is fixed by the regulations in force on the date of the declaration; a receipt will be given to the declarant. A copy of this declaration will be sent by the public prosecutor or the justice of the peace to the minister responsible for justice, the minister responsible for information and the High Authority for Communication.

 

Any title of a previous recording considered as a new recording.

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