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Trumped-up charge

Morocco

Political trial

Editor facing jail

Published on 24 January 2013Read

Morocco

Outrage over court decision returning newspaper journalist to prison

Reporters Without Borders voiced dismay today on learning that reporter Mostapha Hurmatallah of the Arabic-language weekly Al Watan Al An was (...)

Published on 21 February 2008 Read

Morocco

Printer of Journal Hebdomadaire forces it to alter front page for fear of seizures

Reporters Without Borders today said it was concerned that the printers of the Journal Hebdomadaire had forced its management to change its front (...)

Published on 7 December 2007 Read

Morocco

News agency director gets two-month suspended sentence for arguing with police officer

Reporters Without Borders voiced outrage today at the suspended sentence of two months in prison passed by Casablanca court yesterday on AIC (...)

Published on 31 October 2007 Read

Morocco

Appeal court says reporter has to serve time in jail

Reporters Without Borders is dismayed by the Casablanca appeal court’s decision today to uphold a prison sentence for reporter Mostapha (...)

Published on 18 September 2007 Read

Morocco

“Your Majesty, one is free to comment”

Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Robert Ménard held a news conference in Casablanca today about the decline in press freedom in the (...)

Published on 5 September 2007 Read

Morocco

Newspaper editor’s trial adjourned again

A Casablanca court adjourned newspaper editor Ahmed Benchemsi’s trial again during a second hearing on 31 August. The prosecutor requested an (...)

Published on 3 September 2007 Read

Morocco

Journalist gets eight months in prison for story based on leaked security memo

Reporters Without Borders said it was “shocked and appalled” by the eight-month prison sentence imposed by a Casablanca court today on Mostapha (...)

Published on 15 August 2007 Read

Morocco

Government seizes latest issues of sister weeklies for “disrespecting king”

Reporters Without Borders condemns the government’s confiscation yesterday of the latest issues of the Arabic-language weekly Nichane and the (...)

Published on 5 August 2007 Read

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United Arab Emirates - 22 May 2013

Prison sentence for netizen

France - 22 May 2013

Unsupported accusations against French TV correspondent over coverage of Palestinian teenager’s shooting

Iran - 22 May 2013

Open letter to the eight candidates in the Islamic Republic’s 11th presidential election

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