CLEAN : Liberian government targets media over Ebola

The video discusses the interplay between government actions and media rights during a health crisis. It highlights the government's disappointing response to the epidemic and the unjust treatment of media outlets like the National Chronicle. The government's inadequate initial response to the Ebola outbreak is critiqued, and the current strained relations between media and government are examined, emphasizing the premeditated nature of media control.

What actions does the speaker believe the government should take in response to the epidemic?

How has the media been affected by the government's actions during the epidemic?

What specific incident involving the National Chronicle newspaper is mentioned?

What does the speaker imply about the government's response to the Ebola fight?

In what way does the speaker describe the current situation of media rights in the country?