Iraq - RSF condemns murder of two journalists in Diyala province

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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns today's murder of two Iraqi journalists employed by Al-Sharqiya, a privately-owned satellite TV channel, in Diyala, a province northeast of Baghdad. Unidentified gunmen shot reporter Saif Talal and cameraman Hassan Al-Anbaki after stopping their car near Muqdadiyah, a city about 30 km outside the provincial capital. They were on their way back from a reporting trip to Muqdadiyah, where they had been accompanied by a senior security official. Talal (...)

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