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  • Iraqi Police Given Orders to Shut Down 44 Local and Foreign Media Agencies

    Iraqi Police Given Orders to Shut Down 44 Local and Foreign Media Agencies

    23-06-2012 More

  • Americans are called upon to apologize to the Reuters cameraman

    Americans are called upon to apologize to the Reuters cameraman

    14-02-2010 More

  • A Legislation Of The Past For The Future

    A Legislation Of The Past For The Future

    07-09-2011 More

  • Four Journalists Assassinated in Mosul

    Four Journalists Assassinated in Mosul

    14-09-2008 More

  • Publication of documents of administrative corruption takes journalists to judicial proceedings

    Publication of documents of administrative corruption takes journalists to judicial proceedings

    20-02-2010 More

  • Journalists Face Humiliation in Tikrit

    Journalists Face Humiliation in Tikrit

    05-08-2011 More

  • Iraq's broken press promises, another year added!

    Iraq's broken press promises, another year added!

    24-01-2017 More

  • Roadside bomb explosion kills Rudaw's reporter and wounds its cameraman

    Roadside bomb explosion kills Rudaw's reporter and wounds its cameraman

    25-02-2017 More

  • JFO's SECURITY UPDATE FOR JOURNALISTS ON MOSUL OFFENSIVE

    JFO's SECURITY UPDATE FOR JOURNALISTS ON MOSUL OFFENSIVE

    02-03-2017 More

  • NRT crew under direct military assault order

    NRT crew under direct military assault order

    24-01-2017 More

Annual Reports

  • JFO Call Upon the Iraqi Authorities to Investigate the Killing of “Arkan Sharif”

  • Free and Open Public Discourse in Iraqi Kurdistan is Under Threat

  • Press Freedom in Iraq, never improved again, in 2017 too

  • Reviewing the Draft Law on Freedom of Expression in Iraq

  • Assaults Against Journalists In Najaf Province

  • Americans are called upon to apologize to the Reuters cameraman

  • Publication of documents of administrative corruption takes journalists to judicial proceedings

  • Iraqi Journalists Threatened with a Law Suit by Ally of Syrian President