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Libya - Reporters Without Borders
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Tribal negotiations

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Wisdom prevails

Libya

Interior ministry frees two British journalists employed by Iran’s Press TV

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that two British journalists who work for Iran’s state-owned English-language TV station Press TV (...)

Published on 19 March 2012 Read

Middle East/North Africa

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

Libya

Another predator falls

Reporters Without Borders notes Col. Muammar Gaddafi’s death today, two months after his 42 years of dictatorial rule were brought to an end when (...)

Published on 20 October 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Convictions in Muscat, cameraman on life support in Sanaa, journalists injured in Libya and arbitrary arrests in Syria

OMAN Reporters Without Borders condemns the five-month jail sentences that a Muscat court passed today on Yousef Al-Haj, a journalist with (...)

Published on 21 September 2011 Read

Middle East/North Africa

Despotic regimes continue to obstruct coverage of revolutions

SYRIA Reporters Without Borders condemns the beating that Samer Al-Shami, a photographer for the SANA agency, received on 30 August and the (...)

Published on 1 September 2011 Read

Libya

Four Italian journalists released after being held for 24 hours

Reporters Without Borders welcomes the release of four Italian journalists who were kidnapped by Gaddafi loyalists about 40 km west of Tripoli (...)

Published on 25 August 2011 Read

Libya

Foreign journalists able to leave Rixos Hotel

Reporters Without Borders is pleased that the foreign journalists being held in the Rixos Hotel were finally allowed to leave at around 5 p.m. (...)

Published on 24 August 2011 Read

Libya

NATO attacks on national TV headquarters and installations in Tripoli

Reporters Without Borders condemns NATO airstrikes on the Tripoli headquarters of the state-owned national TV broadcaster Al-Jamahiriya and two (...)

Published on 1 August 2011 Read

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Jordan - 30 August 2012

Dismay after government approves repressive media bill

Iran - 29 August 2012

Open letter from Reporters Without Borders to Ban-Ki-moon on the occasion of his visit to Iran

Tunisia - 29 August 2012

State media appointments discussed at meeting with government

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