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| Somalia: nearly 30 journalists to stop reporting from Mogadishu |
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| Tuesday, 09 June 2009 13:37 |
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This is fifth journalists to be killed this year and ten journalist were also killed in 2008. Somalia is one of the most dangerous places for journalists to work. Related story: Fifth Somali journalist killed this year The journalist have gathered in Mogadishu and announced that the risk to their lives does not warrant reporting unless warring sides respect rights of journalists and freedom of reporting. No one has claimed the recent killings and kidnapping of Somali Journalists. Somalia is least transparent and open country due to risk and will make difficult for international community to be informed of developments in Somalia.
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Mogadishu (insidesomalia.org) - Nearly thirty journalists in Mogadishu have agreed to cease reporting on events taking place following the killing of two staff members of Radio Shabelle on Sunday. | related articles: |
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