Killing of Al Jazeera journalist condemned

Sunday 13 March 2011 Amnesty International warns of a campaign of attacks and harassment against journalists reporting from Libya after an Al Jazeera cameraman is shot dead. Amnesty International has today condemned the killing of Al Jazeera cameraman Ali Hassan Al Jaber in Libya and warned of a campaign of attacks and harassment against journalists. "It appears that the Al Jazeera team was brutally and deliberately targeted" said Malcolm Smart, Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa Director."Coming so soon after the detention and torture by Colonel Gaddafi's forces of…

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