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Bahraini photographer sentenced to more than 100 years in prison

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of Hassan Mohammed Qambar, a Bahraini freelance photographer who completed his sixth month in detention and condemns the disproportionate nature of the sentences totalling more than 100 years in prison that he has received on a range of absurd charges. Held since 12 June, Qambar began working as a photojournalist for such international media outlets as Russia Today Arabicand Ruptlyin 2011, when he covered that year’s uprising and pr

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