Tajikistan - Tajik opposition journalist stabbed in Moscow

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is shocked by the assault yesterday on the Tajik journalist Dodojon Atovulloev, who was stabbed in a Moscow restaurant, and calls on the Russian police to do all it can to identify his attacker and those behind the crime. “All avenues must be explored, taking account of the professional activities of this noted opposition journalist,” the press freedom organization said. “Dodojon Atovulloev is well-known for his critical views towards the Tajik authorities and the (...)

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