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« Thanks for the links | Home | From the department of the bleeding obvious, » December 05, 2003Reporters without Borders, banned from the summit and harrying IT giants, is also protesting the arrest of a Bangladeshi editor as he left for Israel to deliver a speech on the role of the media in Muslim-Jewish dialogue; defending a Romanian journalist beaten unconscious when investigating corruption; urging the authorities to investigate an explosion at a Georgian TV station; and expressing outrage at the death sentences passed down on the editor of a Burmese sports magazine and eight other Burmese citizens.
David Steven @ December 5, 2003 01:35 PM | TrackBack
I am registering my protest at the arrest of a Bangladeshi journalist. This has happened before, it's not acceptable.
Ansar Ahmed Ullah @ December 15, 2003 11:12 AM
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