Haïti - Radio Boukman resumes broadcasting two weeks after director's murder

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders hails the courage and perseverance of the staff of Radio Boukman, who resumed broadcasting on 20 March, 15 days after its director-general, Jean Liphète Nelson, was gunned down, and who are determined to maintain his commitment to help the population of Cité Soleil, the Port-au-Prince district where the community radio is based. “The radio station's programming has resumed and we are continuing to broadcast from our studios in Cité Soleil despite the many suggestions (...)

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