Mozambique: Jornalists Prevented From Filming Satar Trial

Maputo — Police prevented reporters from filming or photographing the opening, on Tuesday, of the trial of Mozambique's most notorious assassin, Momad Assife Abdul Satar ("Nini"), on charges of using a false passport.

The trial was held at the Maputo top security prison (known as the "B.O."), where Satar is currently incarcerated, serving the rest of his 24 year sentence for his part in ordering the murder of the country's foremost investigative journalist, Carlos Cardoso, in November 2000.

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