Detained website editor now facing up to five years in prison

مدير موقع تقدمي معرّض للسجن لمدة خمسة أعوام Reporters Without Borders condemns the charges of “violating public decency”, “inciting crimes” and “publishing court statements still under the seal of confidentiality” that were brought against Hanevy Ould Dehah, the editor of the website Taqadoumy, on 24 June. Dehah, who has been held since 18 June, was taken to Dart Naim prison after being charged. “We urge the authorities to explain the charges brought against Dehah, who has not yet been tried, and to produce evidence to support (...)

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