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Syria - Verdict postponed again in trial of 2012 RWB Prize winner Mazen Darwish

Reporters without borders

As the 2014 Reporters Without Borders - TV5Monde Prize for Press Freedom was being presented at a ceremony in Strasbourg two days ago, a Damascus court again postponed its verdict in the case of the Syrian jailed journalist and activist Mazen Darwish, the recipient of the 2012 award. Reporters Without Borders deplores the umpteenth adjournment by the court, which had been due to give its verdict on 5 November in the trial of Darwish and two of his colleagues. The trial of Darwish, the (...)

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