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Middle East/North Africa

Amid international indifference, targeted repression continues in Bahrain and Yemen

BAHRAIN In the past few days, the authorities have arrested more photographers and photo-journalists who had been covering the pro-democracy (...)

Published on 24 May 2011 Read

Libya

Missing photographer was killed six weeks ago in attack by Gaddafi forces on Brega

Reporters Without Borders is saddened to learn that Anton Hammerl, a well-known photographer with South African and Austrian dual nationality who (...)

Published on 20 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Iran frees Parvaz, Libya frees four other journalists

IRAN Reporters Without Borders is relieved by the release of the Al-Jazeera journalist Homa Dorothy Parvaz, who had disappeared on arriving (...)

Published on 18 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Reporter with US, Canadian and Iranian nationality deported to Iran by Syria

Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about the fate of Homa Dorothy Parvaz, a journalist with US, Canadian and Iranian nationality working (...)

Published on 16 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

A few releases in Syria, foreign media still targeted in Bahrain

SYRIA Reporters Without Borders is relieved by yesterday’s release of six opposition figures including the journalist and writer Fayez Sara, who (...)

Published on 11 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Governments still cracking down hard on media covering pro-democracy demonstrations

SYRIA The crackdown by the Syrian authorities on media trying to cover the anti-government protests continues to escalate. Arrests, threats (...)

Published on 10 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Reporters Without Borders protests against crackdown on media in Syria

Reporters Without Borders activists gathered outside the Syrian embassy in Paris at 11 a.m. today, World Press Freedom Day, to protest against (...)

Published on 3 May 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

From Tripoli to Manama, no let-up in abuses against news media

SYRIA Anyone who dares to speak out continues to be exposed to arbitrary arrest. One of the latest victims is Omar Koush, a writer and (...)

Published on 2 May 2011 Read

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PREDATORS

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Jabhat Al-Nosra

King Hamad Ben Aissa Al Khalifa

Abdullah ibn Abdulaziz Al-Saud

Bashar Al-Assad

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MISSION REPORTS

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

“Between Freedom and Abuses: The Media Paradox in Iraqi Kurdistan”

"The Iraq War: The Heaviest Death Toll for the Media" Since World War II, March 2003 – August 2010

Operation “Cast lead”: news control as a military objective

“Tunisia, the courage to inform the public”: Reporters Without Borders meets journalists living under high-level surveillance

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MISSION REPORTS

Tunisia

“Tunisia, the courage to inform the public”: Reporters Without Borders meets journalists living under high-level surveillance

Tunisia

"You have no rights here, but welcome to Tunisia!"

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