Djibouti - Opposition radio reporters arrested again, concern about mistreatment

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders condemns the 21 November arrests of Farah Abadib Hildid and Houssein Robleh Dabar, two journalists who were held for four months earlier this year, and is concerned about the treatment they will receive while detained. They are reporters for La Voix de Djibouti, an opposition radio station that broadcasts from Europe. “This is the second time these two radio journalists have been arrested by the gendarmerie,” Reporters Without Borders said. “Everything suggests that (...)

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