She has reported on societal issues of women and children as well as politics and crime. Last year Azango was awarded a grant to report on reproductive issues in Africa by the Pulitzer Center. She has also contributed to the African independent media organization New Narratives, the Global Post, and the Christian Science Monitor. As part of the international response to her case, Committee to Protect Journalists wrote a letter to Liberian President and Nobel Peace Prize winner Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, urging her to intervene in the case and ensure Azango’s safety. On March 16 police informed Azango that investigation into the threats was underway and witnesses were being contacted. Azango hopes that in time she will be able to return home and, when the time is right, write a follow-up to the controversial story. Tags: gone into hiding, Liberia, Mutilation, reporter threatened, threatened