(RSF/IFEX) – On the second anniversary of French cameraman Fred Nérac’s disappearance in southern Iraq, RSF again called on the British government to hand over the British military police’s full report on the investigation into the case to the French authorities and to Nérac’s family. “Fred Nérac’s family is still waiting to find out exactly […]
(RSF/IFEX) – On the second anniversary of French cameraman Fred Nérac’s disappearance in southern Iraq, RSF again called on the British government to hand over the British military police’s full report on the investigation into the case to the French authorities and to Nérac’s family.
“Fred Nérac’s family is still waiting to find out exactly what happened to him – this is an unbearable situation,” the organisation said. “We reiterate our appeal to the British authorities to enable the family to obtain the answers to all of its legitimate questions.”
RSF also urged the Iraqi authorities to do whatever they could to assist the various parties involved in the investigation and to do everything in their power to help clear up the case.
Recalling that the French Foreign Ministry recently reiterated its determination to shed light on Nérac’s disappearance, the organisation also called on the French government to pursue its diplomatic efforts in this case, as promised.
