IMPRISONED
Ngady, president of a private press group known by the French acronym GEPPIC and director of the private weekly Les Temps Nouveaux, was released after two months in prison, according to local journalists.
He was jailed in connection with statements critical of the state media regulator and was subsequently sentenced to two months in prison. He filed an appeal, but it was never heard.
Ngady, president of a private press group known by the French acronym GEPPIC and director of the private weekly Les Temps Nouveaux, was released after two months in prison, according to local journalists.
He was jailed in connection with statements critical of the state media regulator and was subsequently sentenced to two months in prison. He filed an appeal, but it was never heard.
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