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Mediation key in resolving media disputes

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Former Chairman of the Media Council of Kenya Complaints Commission, William Oketch. [File, Standard]

In an era where information flows freely and the media wields substantial influence in shaping public discourse, the demand for a mechanism that efficiently and effectively resolves disputes within the media sector is paramount. Such a system not only upholds the principles of a free, independent and professional media but also lays the foundation for socio-economic progress.

The success of any mediation process is not a matter of chance but the outcome of a meticulously planned strategy that guides the efforts. These fundamental principles include preparedness, consent, impartiality, inclusivity, party ownership, a robust legal framework, coherence, coordination, complementarity and cost considerations.

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