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Journalists harassed for violating taboo on ritual killings

Reporters Without Borders condemns journalist Olivier Ndembi’s interrogation by the General Directorate for Investigation about his research into (...)

Published on 24 October 2012 Read

Gabon

Suspended prison sentence and fine against journalists on L’Union

Reporters Without Borders today voiced astonishment at a three-months suspended prison sentence handed down yesterday for libel to a journalist (...)

Published on 10 June 2010 Read

Gabon

New temporary ban on newspaper Ezombolo

Reporters Without Borders today strongly condemned a new six-month ban slapped on the newspaper Ezombolo by the National Communications Council (...)

Published on 27 May 2010 Read

Gabon

Letter to President Nicolas Sarkozy on eve of talks with President Ali Bongo

Reporters Without Borders wrote to President Nicolas Sarkozy on 19 November 2009 on the eve of his meeting in Paris with his visiting Gabonese (...)

Published on 20 November 2009 Read

Gabon

Communications council punishes nine media

Reporters Without Borders today condemned what it called Gabon’s “persistently repressive impulses” after the National Communications Council (CNC) (...)

Published on 13 November 2009 Read

Gabon

Fear in Libreville after leading daily’s editor is arrested and questioned for several hours

Reporters Without Borders deplores the climate of fear that the authorities have created among the Gabonese media by arresting Albert Yangari, (...)

Published on 25 September 2009 Read

Gabon

Media targeted in political violence and tension following disputed election results

Reporters Without Borders is extremely worried about the impact on the media of a wave of violence and unrest in Gabon that began when the (...)

Published on 3 September 2009 Read

Gabon

Media coverage of presidential election likely to be heavily restricted

Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the array of restrictions that the Gabonese authorities have imposed on journalists in the run-up to (...)

Published on 28 August 2009 Read

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DRC - 18 June 2013

Street renamed “Media Freedom Street” by city’s mayor

Niger - 18 June 2013

Al-Jazeera crew released after being held for three days

Uganda - 17 June 2013

Kampala-based reporter killed, motive still unclear

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