Colin Freeman at the Frontline Club: livestreamed here @7pm GMT
March 16th, 2009Posted by Judith Townend in Events, Journalism, Press freedom and ethics
Pop back here at 7pm for a livestream of the Colin Freeman event at the Frontline Club.
From the Frontline website: “Colin Freeman, who was kidnapped in Somalia in November 2008 and held for six weeks, is at the club tonight to discuss his experience and the future for the ‘failed state’ in the Horn of Africa. He’s joined by Mary Harper, a BBC Africa correspondent and Mike Thomson, chief foreign correspondent for the BBC Today programme.”
Tags: africa, BBC Africa, chief foreign correspondent, Colin Freeman, correspondent, Frontline Club, Mary Harper, Mike Thomson, Somalia
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