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Burundi

Radio reporter is released, but for how long?

Reporters Without Borders hails Burundian radio reporter Hassan Ruvakuki’s release today after 15 months in prison and hopes it will open the way (...)

Published on 6 March 2013 Read

Burundi

The Hassan Ruvakuki case: Burundian authorities entrenched in injustice

Reporters Without Borders firmly denounces the relentlessness that the Burundian Authorities have shown against Hassan Ruvakuki. The (...)

Published on 21 February 2013 Read

Burundi

World Radio Day – authorities urged to free jailed radio reporter

On the eve of World Radio Day tomorrow, Reporters Without Borders reiterates its call for the release of Hassan Ruvakuki, a journalist who works (...)

Published on 12 February 2013 Read

Burundi

Score of media back jailed reporter, more than 1,200 sign petition

A Reporters Without Borders petition for the release of Burundian journalist Hassan Ruvakuki has already gathered 1,248 signatures since its (...)

Published on 11 January 2013 Read

Burundi

Unrelenting court gives journalist three-year jail term on appeal

Reporters Without Borders is deeply disappointed to learn that an appeal court in the central city of Gitega today imposed a three-year jail (...)

Published on 8 January 2013 Read

Burundi

Imprisoned journalist awaits decision on his appeal

Reporters Without Borders reiterates its support for imprisoned Burundian journalist Hassan Ruvakuki in the run-up to his appeal verdict, as did (...)

Published on 26 December 2012 Read

Burundi

Radio reporter convicted of terrorism marks a year behind bars

A year after the arrest of the radio journalist Hassan Ruvakuki on 28 November 2011, Reporters Without Borders launches a new appeal for his (...)

Published on 28 November 2012 Read

Burundi

Journalist finally allowed to testify, court urged to quash conviction

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that radio reporter Hassan Ruvakuki was finally allowed to testify yesterday to the court in the (...)

Published on 9 November 2012 Read

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