Burundi - Intelligence agency arrests radio reporter for allegedly helping rebels

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is shocked by radio reporter Hassan Ruvakuki's abduction-style arrest yesterday by the National Intelligence Service (SNR), which is still holding him but refuses to reveal his whereabouts. Employed by radio Bonesha FM and Radio France Internationale's Swahili service, he is accused of collaborating with a rebel group. “We are outraged by the manner of this arrest, which is meant to intimidate reporters and the media in general,” Reporters Without Borders said. “After (...)

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