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France·Sub-Saharan Africa·Human Rights

Two French journalists detained in Togo released after weeks in custody

Thursday, 3 September 2026, 06:27 · 1 min read

Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, two French journalists held in Togo (a small West African nation bordering Ghana and Benin) since late July, have been released from custody. The pair had been detained for several weeks before being freed, though the precise circumstances of their arrest and release remain unclear. The case drew attention to press freedom concerns in the region.

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Le Monde Afrique — Les deux journalistes français détenus au Togo depuis la fin juillet, Gaël Mocaër et Sebastian Perez Pezzani, ont été libérés ↗︎
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