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Equatorial Guinea - Information minister responds to RWB press release

Reporters without borders

Equatorial Guinea's minister of information, press and radio, Agustin Nzé Nfumu, has written to Reporters Without Borders in response to its 4 January press release about the death of media freedom activist Manuel Nsé Nsongo. Download the original letter in Spanish: Letter from Agustin Nze Nfumu to RWB Read a translation of the letter into English: Republic of Equatorial Guinea Ministry of Information, Press and Radio The Minister January 7, 2012 Dear Sirs and Madames: I was (...)

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