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Press intimidation during the 2011 Bahraini uprising ...
List of journalists who were tortured and killed:
- Zakariya Rashid Hassan al-Ashiri, (also spelled Asheeri) a journalist and blogger for an online forum in Al Dair[1]
- Kareem Fakhrawi, who was a co-founder of Al Wasat[1]
List of journalists who were arrested and tortured
- Haider Mohammed, (also spelled Hayder) who is a columnist for Al Wasat, was arrested from 24 April to 22 May.[1][2]
- Nazeeha Saeed, a female journalist working for France24 and Radio Monte Carlo[3][4]
List of journalists who were arrested
List of journalist who were targets of investigation or prosecuted:
- Dr. Mansoor Al-Jamri (also spelled Jamry), who is the editor-in-chief of Al Wasat, was forced by the government to resign and then allowed to be reinstated, and he is now the subject of an investigation.[1][2]
List of journalist who were targets of investigation or prosecuted and who went into exile:
- Ali Abdulemam, a Bahraini blogger for Global Voices
List of journalists who went into exile
List of journalists who were fired
References
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- ^ a b Mansoor Al-Jamri. "Mansoor al-Jamri Award Acceptance Speech." November 22, 2011. Retrieved 28 November 2011 CPJ
- ^ International Federation of Journalists. "IFJ Condemns Brutal Assault of Journalist by Police in Bahrain." May 26, 2011. Retrieved 15 December 2011 IFJ
- ^ Tamimi, Iqbal. May 26, 2011. "AWMW in UK Condemns Brutal Assault of Journalist by Police in Bahrain." Journomania. Retrieved 15 December 2011 Journomania
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