SOS Médias Burundi
Network of Burundian journalists formed during the May 2015 crisis, when the country's main private radio stations were attacked and shut down. Publishing anonymously from inside Burundi and from exile, it delivers independent reporting in French, Kirundi and English on politics, human rights and refugees, and has become a key alternative source on the country.
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