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Wednesday, April 20, 2005

Reporters sans frontires - Reporters Without Borders protests at closure of al-Jazeera's Tehran bureau

Reporters sans fronti�res - Iran: "Reporters Without Borders has protested against the unfair closure of satellite TV al-Jazeera's Tehran bureau for 'incitement to disorder' after it reported on clashes in Khuzistan in southern Iran. It urged the authorities to review its 18 April decision.
'We condemn the decision of the Culture and Islamic Guidance Ministry to suspend al-Jazeera's operations in Iran,' it said. 'The authorities cannot shut down a channel just because it gives airtime to the opposition.' "

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