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Forty-eight hours after his arrest, Houssein Ahmed Farah still held incommunicado
Reporters Without
Borders called on Interior Minister Hassan Darar Houffaneh, and Justice
Minister, Ali Farah Assoweh, to provide immediate news correspondent for Voice
of Djibouti, Farah, and an explanation as to his arrest.
"According
to our information, Houssein Ahmed Farah is still at police headquarters in
Djibouti, where it is forbidden to visit. No reason has yet been advanced for
his detention. Forty-eight hours after his arrest already, it is intolerable to
remain without no
news of this journalist, "the organization said, reiterating his concern
for his health.
Houssein
Ahmed Farah was arrested Aug. 8, 2012, around 11:00, Djibouti city, by two
police officers, Colonel Ibrahim Abdoulkader Gona and Colonel Abdillahi Hassan
Boulaleh. More
information: http://fr.rsf.org/djibouti-un-correspondant-de-la-voix-de-08-08-2012,
43187.html.
Reporters
Without Borders has learned that the Djibouti authorities were blocking access
to five Somali news websites: waagacusub.com, sunatimes.com, galmudugnews.com,
halbeegnews.com and qurbejoog.com.
Waagacusub.com
had recently published secret documents about money transfers between
intelligence officials of Djibouti and Somaliland's self-proclaimed state and
neighboring Djibouti.
This
is not the first time that Djibouti blocks access to Internet news sites. And
the Voice of Djibouti (lavoixdedjibouti.com), which collaborates Farah, is
inaccessible in the country. To
circumvent censorship imposed by the authorities, Reporters Without Borders has
created a mirror site (lavoixdedjibouti.rsf.org) which now allows users to
consult Djibouti. Voice
of Djibouti has recently published some secret documents revealed by
Waagacusub.com.
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DJIBOUTI
News
website are still incommunicado After 48 hours arrest
Reporters
Without Borders calls on interior minister Hassan Darar Houffaneh and justice
minister Ali Farah Assoweh Immediately to reveal why The Voice of Djibouti are
Houssein Ahmed Farah WAS Arrested Two days ago, where 'He Is Being Held current
status and what history is.
"According
to our information, Farah is still at Djibouti's central police station, where
'He Is Being Refused visits," Reporters Without Borders said. "No
reason so far HAS beens Given Detention for history. It is intolerable That we
are still without news of this journalist Any 48 hours After arrest
history."
Reporters
Without Borders To Be Concerned about ongoing historical state of health.
Farah
WAS Arrested at around 11 pm on 8 August in Djibouti City by Two Police
Officers, Col. Abdoulkader
Gona and Col. Ibrahim. Hassan
Abdillahi Boulaleh. More
information: http://en.rsf.org/djibouti-police-arrest-news-website-09-08-2012,
43186.html
Reporters
Without Borders HAS Meanwhile Djibouti's Learned That Have Authorities blocked
access to just five Somali news websites - Waagacusub.com, Sunatimes.com,
Galmudugnews.com, and Halbeegnews.com Qurbejoog.com.
Waagacusub.com
Recently posted confidential papers about transfers of money Between Djibouti's
intelligence services and Officials in Somaliland, a breakaway Somali territoire
That adjoins Djibouti.
This
is not the first time Djibouti's Authorities Have news websites blocked. The
web form works for radio and Farah Which is now a news website - The Voice of
Djibouti (lavoixdedjibouti.com) - can not be accessed from Within Djibouti. To
circumvent this censorship, Reporters Without Borders created a mirror site
(lavoixdedjibouti.rsf.org) That Enables Internet users in Djibouti to access
the website. Voice
of Djibouti's website Recently posted Some of the confidential document beens
That HAD Revealed By Waagacusub.com.
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Djibouti:News website are still ban After 48 hours arrest -RSF
Forty-eight hours after his arrest, Houssein Ahmed Farah still held incommunicado