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Bahrain - Al Arabiya journalists attacked by “extremist minority”

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders condemns the physical attack that Al Arabiya TV correspondent Mohamed Al-Arab and cameraman Amjad Taha received from a small group of demonstrators in the northern town of Al-Buddaya on 15 February while covering an opposition protest marking the third anniversary of the 2011 uprising. The press freedom organization calls on the Bahraini authorities to investigate the incident thoroughly and to take appropriate measures to protect journalists. Al-Arab told (...)

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