Libya - Two Tobacts TV journalists freed after negotiations

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Read in Arabic / بالعربية Reporters Without Borders is relieved that the two Tobacts TV journalists who were arrested in Bani Walid on 7 July – reporter Abdul Qadir Fassouk and cameraman Yousuf Badi – were freed today after being flown by helicopter yesterday to Jadu, in the western Nefusa mountains. They arrived late today in Misrata, where Tobacts TV is based, and were due to give a news conference at 9 pm. “While their release is a big relief, it is important that the Libyan authorities take (...)

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