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  • Journalists Covering the Elections in Baghdad, Basra, Falluja, and Hilla Harrased

    Journalists Covering the Elections in Baghdad, Basra, Falluja, and Hilla Harrased

    30-01-2009 More

  • Iraqi Government and the Protection of its Citizens Abroad

    Iraqi Government and the Protection of its Citizens Abroad

    08-03-2009 More

  • An invitation to Baghdad’s operations commandership (To put up with its responsibilities)

    An invitation to Baghdad’s operations commandership (To put up with its responsibilities)

    20-12-2009 More

  • Journalists under Confinement in Misan Province

    Journalists under Confinement in Misan Province

    02-02-2010 More

  • Kurdistan authorities are responsible of protecting journalists

    Kurdistan authorities are responsible of protecting journalists

    14-02-2010 More

  • Journalists Banned Attending Conference on Cholera

    Journalists Banned Attending Conference on Cholera

    11-09-2008 More

  • Denouncing the Verdict, JFO Visits Dawoodi in His Jail

    Denouncing the Verdict, JFO Visits Dawoodi in His Jail

    12-11-2008 More

  • New call for release of photographer held by US army

    New call for release of photographer held by US army

    20-11-2008 More

  • American Army Detains a Journalist

    American Army Detains a Journalist

    27-02-2009 More

  • Al-Ahd Station resumes Broadcasting

    Al-Ahd Station resumes Broadcasting

    16-08-2008 More

Annual Reports

  • More than 160 violations against Iraqi journalists and media organizations in two weeks

  • Security Forces Repel an Attempt to Kill a Journalist in Baghdad.

  • Project to Protect Journalists Launched

  • Another interior ministry initiative to protect journalists

  • 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