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Broadcasts resume

French TV news station France 24 allowed to resume local retransmission

Published on 4 March 2010Read

Media and elections

Reporters Without Borders alerts President Gbagbo

Published on 8 December 2009Read

French photographer freed after being held for 16 months in Abidjan

Published on 7 May 2009 Read

Five years of unanswered questions since journalist’s abduction in Abidjan

Published on 16 April 2009 Read

Open letter to President Sarkozy about French journalist who disappeared five years ago

Published on 8 April 2009 Read

Judge frees Le Repère journalist but imposes heavy fine on him and his editor

Published on 1 April 2009 Read

Examining judge orders release of French journalist but prosecutor appeals

Published on 24 March 2009 Read

Witness claims pressure from French presidency in Guy-André Kieffer kidnap case

Published on 7 October 2008 Read

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Nigeria - 11 March 2010

Release of two journalists kidnapped in Niger delta region

Eritrea - 10 March 2010

Radio Erena: an independent news source for Eritrea

Mauritania - 26 February 2010

Website editor freed under presidential pardon

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In September 2001, the Eritrean government ordered that all of the country’s privately owned publications be closed down. In the days that followed, police arrested above fifteen or so journalists and took them to Asmara’s police station No.

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