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Four Ivorian opposition officials placed under judicial supervision

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Four officials from the PDCI-RDA and PPA-CI were placed under judicial supervision after appearing before the anti-terrorism section of the Abidjan Court of First Instance. Their lawyers said the measures were imposed on Friday 23 October, while other opposition officials had been targeted by similar proceedings the previous week, RFI reports.

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