S Sudan denies stifling free speech over media closures
Reporters say they are worried about being able to report freely, after security forces shut down three media outlets.

Published On 14 Aug 2015
Journalists in South Sudan say they are worried about their ability to report freely, after security forces shut down three media outlets last week.
In February, the government warned media groups against publishing interviews with members armed groups or face harsh punishment.
Al Jazeera’s Natasha Ghoneim reports from the capital Juba, where the government denies it is stifling free speech.
Source: Al Jazeera