AP journalist’s expulsion another blow to press freedom in South Sudan

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) is concerned by the recent expulsion of AP journalist Sam Mednick from South Sudan following the Media Authority’s decision to revoke her press pass. Mednick was one of very few foreign print journalists working in the country. The move is the latest blow to press freedom in South Sudan, where impunity continues for the killing of at least 10 journalists during the country’s ongoing civil war, including British American freelance journalist Christopher Allen.Canadian journalist Sam Mednick has been forced to leave South Su

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