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Niger police interrogate TV editor and journalist over interview

14.03.2020

Date:
14.03.2020
Number of cases:
2
Regions/Countries:
Niger
Alert types:
Arrest/detention/charges: Criminal investigation/charges

Judicial police in Niger summoned the editor-in-chief and a journalist of Television Labari, following an article the outlet published which interviewed a prominent veterinarian about the COVID-19 pandemic.

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