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Jean-Louis N’Tadi

Jean-Louis N’Tadi is a playwright from the Republic of Congo. He is a member of the Congolese opposition party Le Mouvement Congolais pour La Democratie et la Developpement Integral (MCDDI). He was arrested on false charges by the Congolese police and released after more than a year. He fled to Britain in 2004, seeking asylum.

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Brazzaville beat: Jean-Louis N'Tadi interviewed

The playwright Jean-Louis N’Tadi spent a year in prison on false charges in his hometown of Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. He sought asylum in Britain only to be again confined in Oakington, Belmarsh, and other detention centres. He awaits deportation. Trevor Mostyn hears his story.