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- 1. Egide Mwemero Oppressed Writers Presentation By: Kali Booth, Thiago Fonseca, Jordan Aken, Cross Carlisle, Remy Basset-Audain, Ashleigh Polo
- 2. Biography Egide Mwemero, a Burundian journalist, is currently an exile in the country of the Democratic Republic of Congo where his whereabouts inside the country are undisclosed because of his reportings. He is now living in Congo away from his family who lives in Rwanda.
- 3. Egide’s Prosecution Egide Mwemero was prosecuted on October 13, 2013 The reason for his prosecution was for reporting on broadcasting to foreign radio without valid authorization along with two other reporters. The other 2 reporters were released after only two days while Mwemero remains in custody. He is now might be extradited back to Burundi where he will face extreme danger as a journalist.
- 4. Unfair Arrests Reports of their arrests are unclear and it is unknown if they face charges The Congolese authorities ordered a radio station off air without reason Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo are often faced with a hostile environment, and the government has attacked press freedom in an effort to silence critics or dissenting opinions In January, authorities briefly blocked Internet and cellphone service throughout the country In March during a pro-democracy rally, government forces arrested about 30 individuals, several of whom were journalists covering the protest and
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