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Threat of raid

Independent press group could be targeted by military operation

Published on 24 November 2009Read

French media turned away

Military authorities bar foreign journalists

Published on 19 October 2009Read

“We know you, we’ll make you pay,” soldiers tell journalists

Published on 8 October 2009 Read

Two reporters for foreign media go into hiding after getting death threats

Published on 30 September 2009 Read

Armed forces briefly silence broadcast media after chief of staff and president murdered

Published on 2 March 2009 Read

Heavy fines and suspended prison sentences for two newspaper editors for libelling former minister

Published on 16 August 2007 Read

Call for lifting of stage of siege after week-long news blackout

Published on 20 February 2007 Read

Radio host and technician freed but station is still off the air and other media are threatened

Published on 14 February 2007 Read

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Nigeria - 5 March 2010

Concern for two journalists kidnapped five days ago in the Niger Delta

Côte d’Ivoire - 4 March 2010

French TV news station France 24 allowed to resume local retransmission

Mauritania - 26 February 2010

Website editor freed under presidential pardon

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