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Africa: Journalist Killed By Paramilitary Group in Al-Gezira State

24 December 2024
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Africa: Journalist Killed By Paramilitary Group in Al-Gezira State
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Local journalist Hanan Adam and her brother were killed in an attack by the RSF in al-Madina, al-Gezira state. The IFJ condemned the killings and called for justice, as Sudan remains the deadliest country for journalists in Africa, with the RSF targeting media workers. The IFJ urges the Sudanese government and warring parties to protect journalists and allow them to work without fear or intimidation.

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