Togo. The Two French Journalists and Their Fixers Detained Since the End of July Have Been Released
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The two French directors and their local collaborators, arrested in northern Togo at the end of July and prosecuted for false statements, are now on provisional release, "a relief" for the NGO Reporters Without Borders.
Arrested at the end of July as part of the filming of a documentary, Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, who studied together in Bayonne, were placed on provisional release after several
Arrested on 27 July in northern Togo where they were filming an episode of an episode of a documentary series broadcast on France Télévisions, the French Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, as well as their Togolese collaborator Fred Vedomey, were provisionally released.
The French Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, as well as their Togolese collaborator Fred Vedomey, were released on provisional release, according to their lawyer. The three men were arrested at the end of July while they were shooting a documentary series for France Télévisions. Suspended for "false statements", they do not recognize the facts against them. - French directors detained in Togo were released in a "temporary" way (Internatio…
French director Gaël Mocaër and his Togolese collaborator Fred Vedomey, who have been detained in Togo since July 27 for "false statements", were provisionally released, confirmed their lawyer. Their colleague...
They had come to shoot an episode of the "Impossible Roads." More than a month later, the two French prisoners in Togo have finally been released under provisional freedom.
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