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… charges against two CityBeat journalists be dropped. The journalists, Madeline Fening and … Butler County Jail in Hamilton, Ohio, on Friday. The journalists had their … they can disperse and arrest journalists doing their constitutionally protected jobs …

… released on bail from Sitapur jail on Tuesday after nearly … Shortly after coming out of jail, Khan, a former Uttar … others will be withdrawn.” “Even journalists who have been targeted with … once influential Khan left the jail premises in a private vehicle …

David McBride: The Whistleblower in Prison for Telling the Truth. MWM reporter Stephanie Tran interviewed David in prison ahead of his High Court appeal. Former Australian Army lawyer David McBride is serving a five-year prison sentence for leaking …

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… gathered outside the Sitapur district jail since morning to receive him … were also present outside the jail to welcome Khan. VIDEO | … managed to reach near the jail with their vehicles, causing … will be withdrawn. “Even journalists who have been targeted with …

Brueckner, 49, pleaded with shop staff to sell him a handset anonymously without recording his official government ID. He even showed a shop worker his ankle tag - but they became suspicious and told him “I know who you are,” the Sun reports. Police in …

The Egyptian activist who Australian journalist Peter Greste credits with … year. Now, the Australian journalist has joined the Egyptian… people he met in jail and other journalists to be released. … Fattah will be released from jail after nearly 12 years. …

But it's a bittersweet moment for the Australian journalist, who says while he's overjoyed at the presidential pardon for Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, he never should have been arrested and sentenced.