Larry Alans-Dogbey, the managing editor of The Herald newspaper, is challenging a court decision. He was found guilty of contempt of court.
The High Court sentenced Mr. Alans-Dogbey to seven days in prison. He has now filed an appeal against this ruling.
Through his legal team, he is asking the Court of Appeal to set aside both his conviction and the jail sentence. This is a legal process to review the original decision.
The specific reasons for the contempt charge have not been detailed in this report. The appeal means the case will be reviewed by a higher court.