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Ivorian journalist who was forced into exile recounts his story – Part 2

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Ivorian journalist who was forced into exile recounts his story – Part 2

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Ivorian journalist who was forced into exile recounts his story – Part 2

<p><strong>By Ivoire Justice</strong></p>
<p><strong>Hermann Aboa, a former journalist at RTI TV Ivory Coast, was acquitted for his involvement in the post-election crisis in 2010-2011. This is his story, told in comic strip fashion by Roland Polman, an Ivorian cartoonist.</strong></p>
<p>Journalist and former presentor of the morning news, Hermann Aboa was asked to host a debate programme entitled "Raison d'État" during the post-election crisis. </p>
<p>Our sister site, Ivoire Justice, published an <a href="https://ivoirejustice.net/node/832">article</a> (in French) about what happened to Aboa.</p>
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<p>Justice Hub published the <a href="/node/6036">first part</a> of this comic strip last week. </p>

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