Stakeholders challenge CSOs to be objective on Jay Banda
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FANNY KALONDA,
MARY LEMBA
Lusaka
STAKEHOLDERS have called on civil society organisations (CSOs) to uphold objectivity, fairness and accountability when commenting on matters of national interest, particularly the apprehension of former Petauke Central Member of Parliament Emmanuel Jay Banda.
They have questioned the approach taken by some CSOs in discussing Mr Banda’s apprehension and transfer from Mozambique to Zambia, arguing that human rights advocacy should be balanced with respect for the
MARY LEMBA
Lusaka
STAKEHOLDERS have called on civil society organisations (CSOs) to uphold objectivity, fairness and accountability when commenting on matters of national interest, particularly the apprehension of former Petauke Central Member of Parliament Emmanuel Jay Banda.
They have questioned the approach taken by some CSOs in discussing Mr Banda’s apprehension and transfer from Mozambique to Zambia, arguing that human rights advocacy should be balanced with respect for the
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