Libya - Interior ministry frees two British journalists employed by Iran's Press TV

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that two British journalists who work for Iran's state-owned English-language TV station Press TV were released yesterday in Tripoli after being detained for nearly four weeks. Reporter Nicholas Davies-Jones and cameraman Gareth Montgomery-Johnson appeared at a news conference held by the interior ministry yesterday evening in Tripoli and were then driven to the British embassy. They and their two Libyan assistants were arrested in Tripoli on (...)

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