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Nigeria - Newspaper editor released after eight days

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn of Al-Mizan editor Musa Muhammad Awwal's release on 22 February and urges the authorities to stop harassing him. His family was never told why or where he was being held after the State Security Service arrested him on 14 February. 19.02.2013 - Newspaper editor held illegally again Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns Al-Mizan editor Musa Muhammad Awwal's illegal detention since his arrest without a warrant by heavily-armed security (...)

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