Senegalese journalists say they have rarely experienced as much intimidation as they have since opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was detained for several days earlier this month, sparking unrest that claimed at least five lives.
2021/03/24/senegalese-journalists-allege-increasing-intimidation-over-ousmane-sonko
2021/03/24/senegalese-journalists-allege-increasing-intimidation-over-ousmane-sonko
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