Madagascar - "Journalists are not informers"

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is very concerned by this week's arbitrary arrests of two journalists on the northwestern resort island of Nosy-be. Serge Razanaparany, a cameraman with state radio and TV (RNM and TVM), was detained and questioned by the local police on 6 October. Jeanette Ravonimbola of privately-owned Radio Tsiko Meva Ylang was questioned yesterday. They are among the many people who have been arrested by the police investigating the lynching of three men accused of killing a (...)

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