Syria - Another journalist killed – 10th since start of conflict, 5th in past two weeks

Reporters without borders

Read in Arabic (بالعربية) Mosaab Mohamed Saeed Al-Odaallah, a journalist working for the arts and culture section of the government newspaper Tishreen, was killed today by government soldiers after they entered his home in the southern Damascus district of Nahar Aisha, Reuters has reported, quoting opposition sources. His death was a targeted reprisal for his supposed support for the opposition, according to a friend quoted by Agence France-Presse. The raid on Al-Odaallah's home occurred during (...)

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