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The Fiji Times » Reuters cameraman detained in Ethiopia has seen no evidence against him, lawyer says - Vimarsana News

The Fiji Times » Reuters cameraman detained in Ethiopia has seen no evidence against him, lawyer says

Reuters Reuters 1 January, 2021, 7:17 am A photograph taken from the family album shows Reuters cameraman Kumerra Gemechu as he arrives to cover a breaking news assignment in Bishoftu, Ethiopia March 10, 2019. Picture taken March 10, 2019. Family Album/Handout via REUTERS. NAIROBI (Reuters) – Reuters cameraman Kumerra Gemechu has been held in solitary confinement for nearly a week without charge or being given any evidence of wrongdoing, his lawyer said. His lawyer Melkamu Ogo said on Wednesday that police informed him that their lines of enquiry included accusations of disseminating false ...

Reuters cameraman detained in Ethiopia has seen no evidence against him, lawyer says - Vimarsana News

Reuters cameraman detained in Ethiopia has seen no evidence against him, lawyer says

Reuters cameraman detained in Ethiopia has seen no evidence against him, lawyer says Reuters 12/30/2020 NAIROBI, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Reuters cameraman Kumerra Gemechu has been held in solitary confinement for nearly a week without charge or being given any evidence of wrongdoing, his lawyer said. His lawyer Melkamu Ogo said on Wednesday that police informed him that their lines of enquiry included accusations of disseminating false information, communicating with groups fighting the government, and disturbing the public's peace and security. However, he said he has seen no evidence. Kumerra ...

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Ethiopian police arrest Reuters cameraman - Vimarsana News

Ethiopian police arrest Reuters cameraman

A Reuters cameraman, Kumerra Gemechu, was arrested in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Thursday and will be kept in custody for at least two weeks, his family said. He has not been charged.

Ethiopian Police Arrest Reuters Cameraman - Vimarsana News

Ethiopian Police Arrest Reuters Cameraman

English By Reuters Share on Facebook Print this page   No reason was provided to the family for Thursday's arrest, and police did not respond to Reuters' requests for comment.     At a brief court hearing on Friday, where no lawyer was present, a judge ordered Kumerra's detention for a further 14 days to give police time to investigate, the family said.   In a statement on Monday, Reuters news agency strongly condemned Kumerra's detention. The arrest followed the beating of a Reuters photographer, Tiksa Negeri, by two Ethiopian federal p...