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Press freedom concerns mount under SAF authorities in Sudan
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Press freedom concerns mount under SAF authorities in Sudan
The Sudanese Journalists Syndicate has condemned the detention of journalist Maha Al-Tilib by the SAF-controlled intelligence service in Port Sudan and the forced transfer of journalist Nader Atta from Khartoum for questioning over a published article. Al-Tilib, a correspondent for Asharq News, was held for more than 10 hours at the intelligence headquarters in Port Sudan after being summoned for interrogation. In a statement cited by Radio Daba…
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