Rafah's plight was announced on the morning news, Journal 9h00, on French public radio (France Inter), about 6 minutes and 25 seconds in to the show. Listen on http://www.franceinter.fr/player There was an interview with a spokesperson, Agnès Levallois, a journalist specialist of the Middle East, who explained Rafah's arrest in reference to the groups she was organising for Syrian people to talk about their fears.
My thanks to Victoria Woollard in Paris, for alerting us to this.
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