RSF: I predatori della Libertà di Stampa 2011, i 38 capi di stato e signori della guerra che seminano il terrore tra i giornalisti

I capi di una macchina repressiva, i leader politici dei regimi ostili alle libertà civili e gli organizzatori di campagne di violenza diretta contro i giornalisti – questi i 38 predatori della libertà di stampa del rapporto 2011 di Reporters sans frontières, reso pubblico il 3 maggio, Giornata Mondiale per la Libertà di Stampa. Per [...]

ARABIA SAUDITA: Il re Abdallah perdona la giornalista donna condannata a 60 frustate

Culture and information ministry spokesman Abdul Rahman al-Hazza announced today that King Abdallah has issued a royal decree quashing the sentence of 60 lashes that a court in Jeddah passed last week on journalist Rozanna al-Yami. Responsibility for the Yami case has at the same time been transferred from the courts to the culture and information [...]

ARABIA SAUDITA: Una giornalista condannata a 60 frustate perché impiegata nella LBC che ha trasmesso un programma TV in cui un uomo saudita parlava apertamente della sua vita sessuale

Reporters Without Borders condemns the sentence of 60 lashes passed by a judge in the western city of Jeddah on 24 October on journalist Rozanna al-Yami because she worked for the Lebanese Broadcast Corporation (LBC), a satellite TV station that shocked conservative Saudis last July by broadcasting an interview with a Saudi man talking openly about his [...]

ARABIA SAUDITA: Bloccate le pagine Twitter di due attivisti per i Diritti umani

Reporters Without Borders is disturbed to learn that access to the Twitter pages of two Saudi human rights activists, Walid Abdelkhair and Khaled al-Nasser, has been blocked since last week, apparently because of the human rights content they had been posting on the micro-blogging webservice. “We condemn the blocking of these cyber-dissidents’Twitter pages and we call for their [...]

ARABIA SAUDITA: Chiusi gli uffici di Riad di un canale satellitare libanese per una chiacchierata sul sesso

Reporters Without Borders condemns the closure of the Lebanon-based satellite TV station LBC’s bureaux in Riyadh and Jeddah for broadcasting a programme in which a Saudi man in his 30s, Mazen Abdul Jawwad, talked openly about his sexual adventures since the age of 14. Culture and information ministry spokesman Abdul Rahman Al-Hazaa announced the closure of LBC’s [...]

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