Cameroon: Douala-Based Newspaper Publisher Held for Past Two Days
allafrica.com
25-Sep-2008 1 related
        

Posted to the web 25 September 2008 Reporters Without Borders condemns the detention of journalist Lewis Medjo for the past two days in the western city of Douala. The publisher of the Douala-based Détente Libre weekly, Medjo was arrested by the head of the local plain-clothes police as he left a dinner in a Douala hotel on the evening of 22 September. "This journalist has no place being in police custody and... [read full story]                    

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