78 African journalists urge Senegal to free reporter, respect press freedom
Niang is currently hospitalised as a result of going on hunger strike and his health is beginning to deteriorate.
78 African journalists urge Senegal to free reporter, respect press freedom
Niang is currently hospitalised as a result of going on hunger strike and his health is beginning to deteriorate.
Court Orders Release of Senegal Government Critic
Its 2022 Press Freedom Index ranked Senegal 73rd out of 180 countries — a fall of 24 places compared with 2021.
78 African journalists urge Senegal to free reporter, respect press freedom
Niang is currently hospitalised as a result of going on hunger strike and his health is beginning to deteriorate.
Court Orders Release of Senegal Government Critic
Its 2022 Press Freedom Index ranked Senegal 73rd out of 180 countries — a fall of 24 places compared with 2021.
Court Orders Release of Senegal Government Critic
Its 2022 Press Freedom Index ranked Senegal 73rd out of 180 countries — a fall of 24 places compared with 2021.
78 African journalists urge Senegal to free reporter, respect press freedom
Niang is currently hospitalised as a result of going on hunger strike and his health is beginning to deteriorate.
Hunger-Striking Senegal Journalist Taken to Hospital, Attorney Says
Its 2022 Press Freedom Index ranked Senegal 73rd out of 180 countries -- a fall of 24 places compared with the 2021 assessment.
Authorities have charged Senegalese journalist Pape Alé Niang with harming national defense in connection with a report on a leaked document
Niang faces a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison.
Pape Alé Niang, a Senegalese journalist, has been charged with harming the national defense as a result of his report in relation to a leaked document
Niang faces a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison.
Senegalese journalist Pape Alé Niang has been charged with causing harm to national defense
Niang faces a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison.
Journalist arrested on national security charges in Senegal
Journalist arrests in Senegal are rare. Senegal was ranked 49th out of 180 on the Reporters Without Borders 2021 press freedom index.
Senegalese ruling party member calls for attacks on Walfadjri media company, journalists
In a statement posted on their Facebook page, SYNPICS called Sylla’s comments a “threat to the entire Senegalese press.”