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Somali murders ‘blow’ to press freedom

NewsToronto (August 13, 2007) — The murders of Somali journalists Ali Sharmarke and Mahad Ahmed Elmi, of the radio network HornAfrik, are a blow to press freedom in Somalia and a great loss to the journalistic community, says Canadian Journalists for Free Expression. Read the group’s press release. NewsToronto (August 13, 2007) — The murders…

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Toronto (August 13, 2007) — The murders of Somali journalists Ali Sharmarke and Mahad Ahmed Elmi, of the radio network HornAfrik, are a blow to press freedom in Somalia and a great loss to the journalistic community, says Canadian Journalists for Free Expression. Read the group’s press release.

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Toronto (August 13, 2007) — The murders of Somali journalists Ali Sharmarke and Mahad Ahmed Elmi, of the radio network HornAfrik, are a blow to press freedom in Somalia and a great loss to the journalistic community, says Canadian Journalists for Free Expression. Read the group’s press release.

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