Egypt - Anti-Muslim Brotherhood witch-hunt exacts heavy toll

Reporters without borders

Journalists are among the many detainees now on hunger strike Far from the media attention and international support that three Al-Jazeera journalists received last June when given sentences ranging from seven to ten years in prison, other journalists are continuing to pay a high price for criticizing President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi's government and its repressive policies. They include Imad Abu Zeid, 49, the newspaper Ahram Gate's correspondent in Beni Suef (100 km south of Cairo), who was (...)

© Reporters sans frontières - mercredi 17 septembre 2014