Two years on, free expression groups hold DC and London vigils seeking justice for the killing of freelance journalist Christopher Allen

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) and seven other free expression and journalists’ organizations held two parallel vigils today outside the embassies of South Sudan in Washington, DC, and London marking two years since the killing of British-American freelance journalist Christopher Allen, and renewing calls for justice. Just 26 years old and covering South Sudan’s brutal civil war at the time of his death, Allen was killed when fighting broke out between government and opposition forces during a rebel offensive on

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