Qatar – Broadcaster to take legal action against Egypt

October 2013

AL Jazeera is to take legal action against Egypt’s military-backed government over what the media network says is a “sustained campaign of harassment and intimidation” against its journalists in the country. The Qatar-based network says that since deposed president Mohammed Morsi was overthrown last July, a large number of its journalists have been arrested and detained, either without charge or...

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