Libya - Call for full investigation into presumed murders of seven journalists

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is extremely disturbed by the Tobruk-based government's announcement yesterday that seven journalists who disappeared months ago – four Libyans, two Tunisians and an Egyptian – have been murdered by members of armed groups. The Tobruk-based government's justice ministry said its information was based on the confession of five recently-arrested suspects. The four Libyan journalists – Khaled Al-Subhi, Younis Al-Mabrouk, Abdussalam Al-Maghrebi and Youssef Al-Qamoudi – (...)

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