Exiled Burkina publisher tells RFI of repression and fear four years after coup
- Burkina Faso on Wednesday marks four years since military strongman Captain Ibrahim Traoré took over in a coup.
- Comparing himself to anti-colonial icon Thomas Sankara, Traoré promised a "progressive and popular" revolution.
- RFI spoke to Inoussa Ouédraogo, a publishing director who now lives in exile about the country's fading human rights record.
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- Burkina Faso on Wednesday marks four years since military strongman Captain Ibrahim Traoré took over in a coup.
- Comparing himself to anti-colonial icon Thomas Sankara, Traoré promised a "progressive and popular" revolution.
- RFI spoke to Inoussa Ouédraogo, a publishing director who now lives in exile about the country's fading human rights record.
Sources: RFI