Les journalistes femmes en RDC: un métier difficile et peu valorisé?

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A l'occasion de la journée internationale de la liberté de la presse, les journalistes de Face à la Justice parlent de leur métier et des difficultés auxquelles elles font face au quotidien. A la présentation, Passy Mubalama et Clarisse Zihindula.

By IWPR - Face à la Justice - RDC

AFJ Issue 52,

3 May 11

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