All posts tagged "al-jazeera"

Interview by Mohamed Khairat and Dalia Gebrial. It has been just under a month since Mohamed Fahmy...

In June 2014, Canadian-Egyptian journalist Mohamed Fahmy was sentenced to seven years imprisonment, which he is currently...

Al-Jazeera television journalist Mohamed Fadel Fahmy has initiated Supreme Court proceedings in Canada, demanding compensation of $US...

What is it like to be a foreign journalist in Egypt? With journalists behind bars, sexual harassment...

  An Egyptian appeals court ordered on Thursday the release of two journalists from the Qatari Al...

Mohamed Fadel Fahmy, a Canadian-Egyptian journalist who has been in jail for more than 400 days, has...

In his first interview since his release from an Egyptian prison, Peter Greste has revealed his extreme...

Egypt’s Foreign Ministry urged on Monday foreign journalists operating in the country to “exercise caution, fact-check circulating...

About seven months ago, I was waiting for an appointment in an empty cafè in The Hague,...

Qatari news network Jazeera suspended on Monday the broadcast of its Egyptian channel, Jazeera Mubasher Misr, two...

Ousted President Mohamed Morsi and two of his aides were referred to trial on Saturday over charges...

In a recent editorial published in The Age, former Australian Minister Peter Reith called on Australians to...

Dutch journalist Rena Netjes sounds furious over the phone. She didn’t get much sleep last night. “There...

Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected foreign criticism that followed the sentencing of three journalists to...

Two Al-Jazeera journalists detained in the case known as the “Marriott Cell” have been sentenced to seven years in...

Today, most Egyptians are concerned about the future. Will people go back to work? Will financial backing...

 As Egypt cracks down on foreign journalists, reporting from the country becomes increasingly dangerous By Peter Schwartz,...