Disparition de Moussa Kaka au Niger : « Rien ne justifie son arrestation », selon Alioune Tine
Le journaliste nigerien Moussa Kaka a disparu depuis le 31 aout, une situation que l'expert des droits humains Alioune Tine qualifie de disparition forcee.
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Le journaliste Moussa Kaka a disparu au Niger depuis le 31 aout, selon Alioune Tine, ancien expert des Nations unies pour les droits de l'homme et fondateur du think tank Afrikajom, consacre a la democratie et a la securite en Afrique.
Dans un entretien, Alioune Tine affirme qu'« absolument rien ne justifie » l'arrestation du journaliste et qualifie sa disparition de « disparition forcee ». Il denonce ce qu'il appelle une « totale indifference » de la communaute africaine et internationale face a cette situation.
Un appel a la mobilisation
Alioune Tine appelle les organisations africaines et l'opinion publique du continent a se mobiliser pour faire la lumiere sur le sort du journaliste, dont la trace reste inconnue depuis plus d'un mois.
L'affaire souleve des interrogations sur la situation des libertes de la presse au Niger et sur la reponse, jugee insuffisante, des instances regionales et internationales face a ce type de disparition.
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