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The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) on Tuesday evening said two more journalists who work for the state-owned South Sudan Broadcasting Cooperation (SSBC) have been released from the National Security Service’s detention facility.
The President of the Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS), Oyet Patrick, has called on the authorities to expedite the investigation of the six South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) staff who are in the custody of the National Security Service (NSS).
The National Security Service’s Internal Security Bureau (ISB) in Juba has reportedly detained six employees of the national broadcaster, South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC), in connection with a video that is embarrassing to the person of the president.
The South Sudan Police on Monday released female journalist Diing Magot one week after she was arrested and detained while covering a peaceful protest over the high cost of living at Konyokonyo Market in Juba on 7 August.
A South Sudanese female journalists’ body has urged the government to release a female freelance journalist with the Voice of America arrested in Juba during weekend protests.