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Senegal: At Least 25 Journalists Attacked, Detained, or Tear Gassed in Senegal Protests

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[CPJ] Dakar -- Senegalese authorities must identify and hold accountable police officers who attacked, harassed, and tear gassed or detained at least 25 journalists reporting on protests over the country's delayed poll and allow the press to report the news safely and without fear of intimidation, the Committee to Protect Journalists said on Tuesday.

Source: allAfrica.com

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