Mohammad Seddigh Kaboudvand

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Attacks on the Press in 2008: Iran

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s economic policies and human rights record drew widespread criticism from academics, activists, and journalists. In response, Ahmadinejad sought to suppress independent media by manipulating government subsidies, exerting censorship, and using the punitive tools of detention and harassment.

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2008 prison census: 125 journalists jailed

Journalists in prison as of December 1, 2008 Read the accompanying report: “Online and in jail”

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Attacks on the Press 2007: Iran

IRAN Iran’s troubled economy weakened President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s power at home, with protests spilling into the streets and intellectuals, activists, and students expressing dissent in the media. Silencing the uproar became essential for Ahmadinejad, prompting authorities to intensify a media crackdown that had been waged by conservative forces for a decade. Iran became the world’s…

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Journalists in prison in 2007

CPJ: One in 6 jailed journalists held without charge Census shows an overall decline; China remains the leading jailer

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2007 prison census: 127 journalists jailed

Detailed accounts of each imprisoned journalist.

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127 journalists in prison as of December 1, 2007

Detailed accounts of each imprisoned journalist.

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Journalists being jailed without charges worldwide

Saadia Qamar The Nation (Pakistan) December 11, 2007 A new analysis by the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists has found that one in six journalists imprisoned around the world are being held without charges.

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