Category: Letters to Countries

We write to protest your country@quot;s part in the continuing world-wide abuse of press freedom.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are, to the best of our knowledge, 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries–most of them solely for having done their jobs. China is one of the 29, and we are informed that you are holding 41 journalists in prison–a number that makes China the world@quot;s largest jailer of journalists.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are — to the best of our knowledge — 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries, most of them solely for having done their jobs. Your country is among the 29, as you are holding Bamporiki Chamira in prison.

We write to protest your country@quot;s part in the continuing worldwide abuse of press freedom.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are — to the best of our knowledge — 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries, most of them solely for having done their jobs. Egypt is one of the 29, and we are informed that you are holding three journalists in prison.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are — to the best of our knowledge — 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries, most of them solely for having done their jobs. Eritrea is one of the 29, and we are informed that you are holding fully 29 journalists in prison.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are — to the best of our knowledge — 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries, most of them solely for having done their jobs. Ethiopia
is one of the 29, and we are informed that you are holding three journalists in prison.

We write on this day, World Press Freedom Day, to protest your continuing attacks on a free press in Iran. To the best of our knowledge, there are 193 journalists imprisoned around the world — most of them solely for having done their jobs as journalists. Among the 29 countries that have put their journalists in jail, Iran, with 11, has the fourth largest number. Only China, Cuba, and Eritrea have imprisoned more of our colleagues.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, there are — to the best of our knowledge — 193 journalists imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries, most of them solely for having done their jobs. We are amazed to find Italy on that list because of the continued imprisonment of Massimiliano Melilli.

On this day, World Press Freedom Day, which is observed throughout the world, we have learned that 193 journalists are imprisoned in the jails of 29 countries — most of them solely for doing their jobs. Kazakhstan, which is one of the 29, is reported to be holding in custody Sergei Duvanov, editor of the magazine, Bulletin, published by the Kazakhstan International Bureau of Human Rights. A frequent contributor to opposition web sites, Duvanov has been known for his sharp criticism of the Kazakh government.