UNIOGBIS and the Bissau-Guinean union of journalists organized a film screening and debate to mark World Press Freedom Day. The event took place at the Lusófona University with the participation of hundreds of students from the first class of journalism in the country, professional journalists and the Prime Minister himself who shared his own experience as a once student of journalism.
Bissau commemorated Press Freedom Day with passionate debate
- 05 May 2015
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