Report of investigation into Franco-Congolese journalist's death

Reporters Without Borders and Journalist in Danger (JED) today published a report on their investigation into Franco-Congolese journalist Bruno Jacquet Ossébi's mysterious death in a military hospital in Brazzaville on 2 February, 12 days after he was injured in a fire at his home that killed his girlfriend and her two children. The report, which is being released just a few days before a presidential election in Republic of Congo, tries to address some of the questions surrounding Ossébi's (...)

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