Attacks against journalists in Somalia must stop

Headline Title: Attacks against journalists in Somalia must stop 29 February 2012 The killing of a third journalist in just two months in Mogadishu is a stark reminder of the dangers faced by media workers and activists in the Somali capital, Amnesty International said today. Abukar Hasan Mohamud Kadaf, the former director of private radio station Somaliweyn, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen on Tuesday evening in front of his home in the Wadajir district of Mogadishu. He was buried on Wednesday in the capital.He was reportedly working with a youth and peace organization after…

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