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At least two news outlets were raided in the Central African Republic on Sunday when rebel groups ousted the president from power, according to news reports and local press freedom groups.
Central African Republic Highlights
Radio Be Oko journalist Elisabeth Blanche Olofio was not, as previously reported, killed when members of the Séléka rebel coalition occupied the central town of Bambari in early January.
AttacksA month-old armed uprising against President François Bozizé’s government has fostered acts of violence against community radio stations and journalists. Elisabeth Blanche Olofio was killed when rebels attacked her radio station.
The pardon came after the Union of Journalists announced they would refrain from commemorating World Press Freedom Day in protest against Samba's detention.
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