She also writes on women's issues for various Latin American newspapers and magazines, including FEMPRESS for whom she was a correspondent.

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The cases reported include: (a) the editor of Le Palmarès, Michel Ladi Luya (detained from 4 to 24 January, for writing about Mobutu's illness); (b) a Swiss correspondent for Libération (expelled from the country on 23 February); (c) the correspondents for Le Monde and Radio France Internationale, who later suffered the same fate; (d) Emmanuel Kabongo Malu, of Le Potentiel, who was interrogated by SARM for more than five hours because of articles in that newspaper (7 February); (e) José Feruzi of L'Ouragan and Kasongo Mukishi of Le Bâtisseur, who were detained between 1 March and 1 April by the police; (f) journalists from Associated Press, who were arrested and beaten on 9 April for covering a political meeting; (g) the journalist Sapu Kasadi, who was attacked with a bayonet; (h) the wife and children of the exiled journalist Benjamin Sham Lapong, because of an article he wrote for La Tempête des tropiques in January.

114. The freedom of many journalists was curtailed. The cases reported include: (a) the editor of Le Palmarès, Michel Ladi Luya (4 to 24 January, for writing about Mobutu's illness); (b) a Swiss correspondent for Libération (expelled from the country on 23 February); (c) the correspondents for Le Monde and Radio France Internationale, who later suffered the same fate; (d) Emmanuel Kabongo Malu, of Le Potentiel, who was interrogated by SARM for more than five hours because of articles in that newspaper (7 February); (e) José Feruzi of L'Ouragan and Kasongo Mukishi of Le Bâtisseur, who were detained between 1 March and 1 April by the police; (f) journalists from the Associated Press, who were arrested and beaten on 9 April for covering a political meeting; (g) journalist Sapu Kasadi, who was attacked with a bayonet on the same occasion; (h) the wife and children of exiled journalist Benjamin Sham Lapong, because of an article he wrote for La Tempête des Tropiques in January.