EGP 10,000 fine for libel levelled against Essam El-Erian
Former editor-in-chief of independent newspaper has been sentenced for libel against the Vice Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party
Read More →Report suggests Abu Deif was killed by professional
Unofficial medical report indicates the bullet found in journalist’s corpse deforms after launch
Read More →Doma trial postponed
Trial moved to another judicial district, Doma remains in custody
Read More →Alexandria lawyers released
Some lawyers refused to respond to prosecutors’ questions during their interrogation
Read More →Fresh out of captivity in Syria, Ukraine journalist plans return
“I have nerves of steel but you cannot cheat your body. It was a stressful situation. I was hungry and cold for five months,” Kochneva said.
Read More →Dostour newspaper owner threatens to end sit-in by force
Members of the newspaper have been protesting demanding better wages and contracts
Read More →Press Syndicate condemns Al-Wali attack
The Syndicate says members need to unite at a time when attacks on the press are widespread
Read More →Journalist missing, allegedly kidnapped
The journalist’s fiancee claims he was kidnapped from 10th of Ramadan bus station
Read More →Journalist sentenced to one year in jail for assaulting police officer
Al-Tahrir journalist sentenced in absentia claims police assaulted him first during Mubarak’s trial
Read More →Al-Hosseini Abu Deif dies of injuries
Al-Fajr journalist was shot in the head as he filmed clashes by the presidential palace last week
Read More →Syrian pro-regime journalist assassinated in Damascus
The killing marked the second of a journalist in Tadamun in less than a fortnight
Read More →Turkish journalist missing for months in Syria freed
Unal said Saturday that he had been detained by Syrian soldiers and held in solitary confinement in an Aleppo prison
Read More →British doctor in court over Syria journalist kidnappings
Shajul Islam, 26, is accused of being part of a jihadist group that held photographers John Cantlie from Britain and Jeroen Oerlemans of the Netherlands at a Syrian camp between July 17 and 26.
Read More →Abu Islam, Abu Youssef and a journalist brought to court
Abu Islam claims to be protecting the Islamic doctrine
Read More →Former Al-Shaab journalists begin hunger strike
Former employees of the old Al-Shaab newspaper are demanding the government uphold an agreement made under Mubarak’s reign
Read More →Mona Eltahawy arrested on camera
Eltahawy arrested after defacing controversial advert in the New York subway
Read More →Afghanistan bans Pakistani newspapers for spreading pro-Taliban messages
Pakistani newspapers accused of undermining Afghan government
Read More →The volcano erupts
The outpouring of rage in Islamic countries isn’t just about a low-budget film insulting the prophet Muhammad. It is the eruption of a volcano that has been simmering for the past eleven years
Read More →Ninth journalist killed in Somalia
Journalists continue to die as government stands by
Read More →The whole truth and nothing but the truth
On 8 March, I was in London attending a panel discussion on the safety of women journalists. I had been invited there by the International News Safety Institute (INSI) after contributing a chapter to a read the rest…
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