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| Somalia: Canadian journalist still captive one year later |
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| Friday, 21 August 2009 06:23 |
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In the year she’s been held captive, conflicting reports on her condition have surfaced, and the ransom has been raised and lowered significantly. Sources in Somalia tell Clayton the 28-year-old woman now could be released for as little as $250,000. Though the government does not negotiate with terrorists, a visit from a political figure to the Somalian government could mean a chance for freedom, Clayton said.Source: metronews  Share this article with others:      The comment section is restricted to members only. |
One year after she was snatched off a Somalian roadside at gunpoint, Alberta-born journalist Amanda Lindhout remains held by her captors. | related articles: |
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