CPJ calls on DRC to re-open two opposition radio stations
A radio studio. Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on DRC to reopen two radio stations that were shut last week for allegedly inciting civil disobedience. FOTOSEARCH
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has appealed to the Democratic Republic of the Congo authorities to reopen two opposition-owned radio stations that were shut last week for allegedly inciting civil disobedience.
"The closure of Radio Liberté Lisala and Radio Mwana Mboka is a grave act of censorship, which should be swiftly reversed," said CPJ's Africa Programme Coordinator Angela Quintal.
