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French journalist and interpreter go missing in Iraq

A French reporter and her interpreter are missing in Iraq, the newspaper Liberation said today.

Thu, 06 Jan, 2005 - 19:10

A French reporter and her interpreter are missing in Iraq, the newspaper Liberation said today.

Liberation said it has not had contact with Florence Aubenas for more than 24 hours. French, Iraqi and US authorities have been alerted, it added.

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