FILE– This is an undated handout image from Global Radio News issued on Thursday June 25, 2009 of Global Radio News freelance correspondent and The Washington Times reporter Iason Athanasiadis-Fowden, known as Jason Fowden, who is holds Greek and British dual nationality . Iran’s state television is reporting that a Greek journalist that had been held for more than two weeks has been released. State television Sunday July 5, 2009 quoted a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Hasan Qashqavi, as saying that Iason Athanasiadis-Fowden had been released in, what he described as the framework of Tehran-Athens ties. Athanasiadis-Fowden was arrested on or around June 19. He has dual Greek and British citizenship and was believed to be the only foreigner being held by Iranian authorities in the post-election crackdown that has swept the country. (AP Photo/ Global Radio News, FILE ) **EDITORIAL USE ONLY **
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Daphne Benoit and Shorenstein Center Director Alex S. Jones.
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Journalist Tatiana Malkina questioning leaders of a hardline coup attempt in August 1991, from Soviet TV broadcast.
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Three Russian business dailies published front pages saying “I am/We are Ivan Golunov” as journalists campaigned in
2019 for release of Meduza reporter Golunov
Masked and armed police officers stand outside central office of Media-Most holding company in Moscow May 11,
2000. (AP Photo/Misha Japaridze)
The front pages of six Moscow dailies on Oct. 9, 2006 reported the killing of journalist Anna Politkovskaya. Politkovskaya,
one of the few Russian journalists writing about widespread human rights abuses in Chechnya, was a persistent critic of
the region’s Moscow-backed Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov, accusing his forces of torture and abductions of civilians. (AP
Photo/Dmitry Lovetysky)
Editors Valery Ivanov and Aleksei Sidorov (via CPJ)
