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Rights activists face terrorism charges - Free Award-Winning Journalist, Colleagues

Published on 17 May 2013Read

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Detained

German freelancer held by Assad regime

Published on 14 May 2013Read

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Arab League observers must visit jailed bloggers and journalists, demand their release

As the Arab League observer mission continues in Syria, Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that Jehad Jamal, a blogger also known as (...)

Published on 30 December 2011 Read

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Detained Syrian blogger Razan Ghazzawi released on bail

Reporters Without Borders notes that the blogger Razan Ghazzawi was released on bail of 15 000 Syrian pounds ($300) yesterday, two weeks after (...)

Published on 19 December 2011 Read

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Media in the eye of the storm as revolutions sweep the Arab world

Reporters Without Borders takes stock of censorship and infringements of the right to information during the pro-democracy uprisings that began a (...)

Published on 1 December 2011 Read

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Journalist Lina Ibrahim freed

Reporters Without Borders welcomes the release of Lina Ibrahim, a journalist with the pro-government newspaper Tishreen. The news was reported (...)

Published on 17 November 2011 Read

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Foreign media urged to take utmost care to protect local sources

Reporters Without Borders calls on the foreign media to take greater care to protect the Syrian journalists who work for them and to protect (...)

Published on 15 November 2011 Read

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List of detained bloggers and journalists gets longer amid pro-regime rallies

Reporters Without Borders is worried about Hossein Ghoureir, a blogger who has been reported missing by his colleagues and who has probably been (...)

Published on 27 October 2011 Read

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Need for strong and urgent Security Council action on Syria

Eight human rights and advocacy organizations – Amnesty International, Avaaz, Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS), Global Centre for (...)

Published on 30 September 2011 Read