Syria - Media workers under constant threat of arrest, torture, death

Reporters without borders

Read in Arabic (بالعربية) Reporters Without Borders has learned from reliable sources that Bashar Fahmi Al-Kadumi, a Jordanian journalist of the Al-Hurra network is alive and in good health. His fate had been unknown following his 20 August disappearance in Aleppo. Al-Kadumi had disappeared along with a Turkish colleague, Cüneyt Ünal, an Al-Hurra camerman. According to information gathered by the press freedom organization, Al-Kadumi had ben wounded in the shoulder and was hospitalized in Damascus. (...)

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