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Two Azerbaijani writers missing in Iran

Published on 22 May 2012Read

Ganging up

Journalists and media hounded from all quarters

Published on 10 May 2012Read

Iran

Press freedom violations recounted in real time (from 1st January 2012)

26.04.2012 Two journalists freed Reporters Without Borders has learned that Ehssan Hoshmand, a journalist and sociologist who has specialized in (...)

Published on 26 April 2012 Read

Iran

Ailing woman journalist arrested, government decrees new media controls

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns the arrest of Narges Mohammadi, a journalist and spokesperson of Nobel peace laureate Shirin Ebadi’s (...)

Published on 25 April 2012 Read

Iran

Social network expert is collateral victim of National Internet project

Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Mohammad Solimaninya, an Internet and social network expert who (...)

Published on 12 April 2012 Read

Iran

Reuters accreditation suspended by Tehran in row over video headline

Reporters Without Borders deplores the restrictions imposed by the Iranian government on foreign news organizations. Two days ago, the (...)

Published on 30 March 2012 Read

Iran

UN Human Rights Council urged to renew mandate of rapporteur on Iran

Reporters Without Borders is one of the signatories of a letter by human rights organizations urging the United Nations Human Rights Council to (...)

Published on 19 March 2012 Read

Iran

Regime continues to crack down on journalists, media freedom defenders

Reporters Without Borders condemns the Islamic Republic’s continuing serious violations of the rights of journalists and those who defend freedom (...)

Published on 6 March 2012 Read

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Elections: 48 million voters denied information, 48 journalists denied freedom

On the eve of tomorrow’s parliamentary elections in Iran, Reporters Without Borders condemns the censorship imposed on the media, which prevents (...)

Published on 1 March 2012 Read