‘Scores’ of reporters arrested in Sudan
17 Nov 2008At least 60 journalists were arrested by Sudanese police while attending a peaceful protest demanding a new freedom of expression law this morning.
The editor of the daily newspaper Ajras Al-Hurriya, Murtada el-Ghali, told AFP “They took us very harshly in one lorry… They are talking about interrogation. They took mobiles and money.” Authorities began releasing the journalists early this afternoon.
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