The fight against online defamation: the exemplary action of Christian Lusakueno

The recent case involving Christian Lusakueno, CEO of Radio TOP CONGO FM, and his legal action against slanderous attacks on the Internet, highlights a major contemporary issue: online defamation. Indeed, in a context where social networks facilitate the spread of rumors and lies, it is necessary to react firmly to such practices.

Christian Lusakueno has decided to take the plunge by filing a complaint against those he describes as “keyboard terrorists”. This approach is not directed against journalists in general, but rather aims to put an end to the personal and unfounded attacks to which he is the subject. By expressing his desire to see the perpetrators of these slanders held accountable, Lusakueno sends a strong message: online defamation cannot be tolerated.

The case is rooted in the accusations made by the Court of Auditors against the Inspector General of Finance, Jules Alingete. Revelations about alleged irregularities during a mission at Gécamines triggered a wave of attacks against Lusakueno, the latter finding himself unfairly involved in this affair. Faced with these false allegations, it is legitimate to defend one’s integrity and seek justice.

By surrounding himself with the Ntetika cabinet and placing his trust in the rigor of the law, Christian Lusakueno is sending a strong signal: online defamation is not freedom of expression, but an offense punishable by sanctions. It is essential to distinguish between legitimate criticism and personal attack, between journalism and slander. Recalling that defamation harms not only oneself, but also journalistic ethics and society as a whole, Lusakueno underlines the importance of fighting against such practices.

In conclusion, Christian Lusakueno’s action against online defamation is an example to follow in a digital world where the boundaries between truth and lies are sometimes blurred. By defending his honor and holding those responsible for slander to account, he shows that integrity and truth must prevail over personal attacks and fake news. The fight against online defamation requires the commitment of everyone, to preserve the credibility of information and respect for everyone.

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