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Djibouti - Journalist covering women's protest arrested in Djibouti suburb

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders has learned of the arrest by police yesterday morning of Mohamed Ibrahim Waiss, a reporter for the La Voix de Djibouti newspaper and website, while he was covering a women's demonstration in the Buldhuqo neighbourhood of the working class Djibouti suburb of Balbala. “We call for the immediate release of Mohamed Ibrahim Waiss, who was arrested while he was doing his job and should not be in prison,” the press freedom organization said. “This arbitrary arrest is the (...)

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