#FRANCE RADIO INTERNATIONAL UPDATE#

#FRANCE RADIO INTERNATIONAL UPDATE#

Please update your browser to view this media content. Your browser does not support HTML5 audio. To view a radio station from your country, click on the language or simply scroll down: I hope this children radio station's list will help you in raising a bilingual child. I’ll be happy to share it with other parents. I’d love your help so this list can be as complete as possible.ĭo you know a kids station that is not listed here? - Let me know by leaving aĬomment on this post or emailing at trilingualchildren. Paris last month announced the impending withdrawal of thousands of troops deployed in Mali under France's anti-jihadist mission in the Sahel.Kids Radio in English, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Polish, Serbian, Slovak, Dutch, Belgian Dutch/ Flemish, Lithuanian, Turkish, Czech, Norwegian, Italian, Greek, Albanian, Hungarian, Romanian, Portuguese, Persian.įrom UK, US, Ireland, Germany, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, France, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Lithuania, Turkey, Czech Republic, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Albania, Hungary, Romania, Australia, Brazil, Portugal, Iran.Ĭould you help make this list more complete? The junta's growing friendship with Russia has worsened friction with France, a traditional ally. The army-led interim government regularly rejects such accusations. Thousands of soldiers and civilians have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people forced to flee their homes.Īdditionally, the under-equipped army often has been accused of committing abuses during the brutal conflict. human rights chief, of making false allegations against the government.Īn impoverished nation of 21 million people, Mali has over the past decade been wracked by Islamist violence. Mali's junta also has accused Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Michelle Bachelet, the U.N. The junta, which seized power in August 2020, said there had been 'false accusations' in a report in mid-March in which RFI aired comments from alleged victims of abuse by the army and shadowy Russian private-security group Wagner. Mali expelled the French ambassador in January. The broadcast ban comes after diplomatic relations between Mali and its former colonial power France plunged to their lowest point in years amid disputes over democracy and the alleged presence of Russia-linked paramilitaries in the country. RFI (Radio France International) and France 24 cover African news extensively and have a strong following in the former French colony. The French government had called Mali's initial temporary suspension of the French media channels on March 17 a grave attack on liberty of the press.

It called the move 'unfounded and arbitrary,' adding it would use all possible means of recourse to get the decision reversed. 'France Medias Monde strongly contests the definitive decision to suspend,' the two broadcasters, the company said in a statement. Mali Accuses France of Spying After Drone Videoįrance Medias Monde, the state-owned parent company of RFI and France 24, said it had received notification during the day from Mali's communication authority.

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