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The
Somali Journalists Right Agency (SOJRA) is organizing a meeting
between the exile Somali Journalists committee and envoys from Human
Rights Watch.
Region:
East Africa.
Country: Nairobi, Kenya.
Topic: N/A
Date: 20/07/2008
SOJRA
makes efforts in order to defend the rights of Somali journalists
who are currently exile in neighboring countries like Kenya Djibouti
and Uganda, Therefore SOJRA's Executive director Daud Abdi Daud and
cris Albin the senior researcher of Africa Division for Human
Rights Watch will present on that meeting.
Somalia has become Africa’s most
dangerous country for journalists and media professionals and the
world’s deadliest place for media professionals and journalists
behind Iraq.
The Somali Journalists Rights Agency (SOJRA) is to day organized
important meeting between the Committee of the United Exile Somali
Journalists in Nairobi, Kenya and Human Rights Watch and funded by
Human Rights Watch especial envoy .
This meeting is took place in
neighboring country of Kenya particularly Nairobi fair few Hotel
Bishop road near the ministry of land house in Kenya government on
Sunday 20-July 2008 around 16:00 hrs to 17:30 Somalia time.
The president of the committee of
United Exile Somali Journalists Abdulahi Mohamed Hussein Tajirrow,
the former director of Somali-weyn radio based in Mogadishu
Abdi-rihman Hudeyfi and freelance journalist Abdi-hakim Omar Jum'ale
who is currently under a victim for fair bulleting since 11 August
in 2007 all these journalists are those who met the Senior
researcher of Africa Division for Human Rights Watch Cris Albin
therefore the SOJRA's Executive director Daud Abdi Daud is also was
present.
Right is the SOJRA's
Executive director Daud Abdi midle is Cris for Human Rights Watch
senior researcher and left is Hussein Kassim vice chairman of the
Committee of United Exiled Somali Journalists and also is the
president of Somali Sports Journalists Association (SOSJA).
Somalia has become Africa’s most
dangerous country for journalists and media professionals and the
world’s deadliest place for media professionals and journalists
behind Iraq. |
