| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Act does not allow truth as a defense unless a defendant can prove that the publication was a matter of public interest, in which case the public prosecutor may at his/her discretion allow truth as a defense. (Id. ??28.) The decision of the Supreme Court that the Act did not contradict the freedom of expression provision in the Sierra Leone Constitution was met with mixed reactions.
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