Journalists in Exile 2010
An exodus from Iran, East Africa
At least 85 journalists fled their home countries in the past year in the face of attacks, threats, and possible imprisonment. High exile rates are seen in Iran and in the East African nations of Somalia an...

Iranian opposition launches its own satellite TV channel
September 02, 2010
Iran's opposition Green Movement has officially launched a new satellite TV channel, RASA TV (Resan-e Sabz-e Iran or Iran's Green Media), RFE/RL's Radio Farda reports.
Ebrahim Nabavi, one of the channel's organiz...
‘Pakistan deadliest place for journalists’
December 15, 2010
Forty-two journalists were killed around the world this year and Pakistan was the deadliest country of all, a study by the Committee to Protect Journalists said Wednesday.
Pakistan led the list of fatalities with ...
Suicide attack targets Al Arabiya TV in Baghdad
July 17, 2010
A suicide bomber has killed at least four people in an attack that appeared to target the office of Dubai-based Al Arabiya television in Baghdad.
The bomber, driving a mini-van, blew up the vehicle near the entrance o...
Increase in fatal attacks against journalists in Pakistan
Intimidation of the media has become a serious issue in Pakistan.
Journalists, however, are vowing not to give in to the threats. The country's rampant violence made Pakistan one of the deadliest environments in the world last year for rep...

Iranian journalists arrested in new crackdown
February 17, 2011
Reporters Without Borders condemned the Iranian government’s renewed crackdown of the past few days including a wave of arrests of journalists that began on 14 February and cases of harassment of journalists’ families...