Eritrea Ethiopia frees Eritrean journalists jailed for over a decade without charge Addis Ababa like Asmara are notorious in the area of press clampdown. Both countries are marked in the bracket of the worst jailers of journalists.
Gambia Gambian security forces to be schooled on human rights, press freedom Gambia had one of the most notorious security agencies under exiled former president Yahya Jammeh who has been accused of using the agencies ...
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