Iran - 13 journalists still held in “Black Sunday” crackdown, others summoned

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders has learned that two other journalists were arrested yesterday after being summoned to Tehran's Evin prison, bringing to 14 the total number of journalists arrested during the past three days on charges of collaborating with groups opposed to the “Islamic Revolution.” But Motahareh Shafie, one of the ten arrested on “Black Sunday” (27 January), was released yesterday, so the number currently in detention now stands at 13. Other journalists in Tehran and various (...)

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