"NO JOURNALIST IN GABON IS ARRESTED FOR THEIR WRITINGS": ALAIN CLAUDE BILIÉ BY NZE IS A LIAR! “AUCUN JOURNALISTE AU GABON N’EST POURSUIVI POUR SES ÉCRITS » : ALAIN CLAUDE BILIÉ BY NZE EST UN MENTEUR !











English version

Gabon was once again poorly ranked in the latest report on press freedom in the world, that has just been made public by Reporters Without Borders. In response to this poor ranking, Alain-Claude Bilié-By-Nze, Ali Bongo's government spokesman, said that journalists are not being arrested for their writings in Gabon. This blog comes here, now and easily, to prove that Bilié By Nze is a liar, by publishing the above elements.

We will not give up!



Version française

Le Gabon a été encore très mal classe dans le dernier rapport de la liberté de la presse dans le monde, rendu public par Reporters Sans Frontière. En réponse à ce mauvais classement, Alain-Claude Bilié-By-Nze, le Porte-parole du gouvernement d’Ali Bongo, a affirmé que les journalistes ne sont pas poursuivis pour leurs écrits au Gabon. Ce blog vient ici, maintenant et facilement prouver que Bilié By Nze est un menteur, en publiant les éléments ci-dessus.

On ne lâche rien !

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