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Moussa Kaka's Detention in Niger: "We Must Stand up and Say 'No', Be with Him and His Family"

On 31 August last, in Niger, our colleague Moussa Kaka left his media office in Niamey (the Saraunia television station) to return to his home, but he never did. Moussa Kaka has still not been able to see his family or his lawyer. International organizations and voices of the continent continue to denounce the violation of our colleague's rights and to call for his release.

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On 31 August last, in Niger, our colleague Moussa Kaka left his media office in Niamey (the Saraunia television station) to return to his home, but he never did. Moussa Kaka has still not been able to see his family or his lawyer. International organizations and voices of the continent continue to denounce the violation of our colleague's rights and to call for his release.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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On August 31, 2026, journalist Moussa Kaka was forcibly disappeared in Niamey, the capital of Niger, minutes after leaving his office to return home. His whereabouts and fate remain unknown, and there are serious concerns for his safety. On September 24, Niger's Minister of Justice confirmed that he was being held by the authorities, but to this day, his whereabouts are unknown. The Nigerien authorities must immediately disclose Moussa Kaka's wh…

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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