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  • April 2008

    • US Military to Finally Release AP Photog

      Associated Press  |  Apr 15, 08 3:20 AM CDT

      US Military to Finally Release AP Photog

      (Newser) - A Pulitzer Prize-winning AP photographer detained in Iraq for two years will finally be released tomorrow, the US military has announced. Bilal Hussein, 36, was held on suspicion of having links to insurgents but was never brought to trial, and the military has now determined he's not a threat to security, AP reports. More »

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      US Marine Corps  • Human Rights Watch  • UN Security Council  • Committee to Protect Journalists

    • Journalists Aim to Finish Slain Comrade's Investigation

      Los Angeles Times  |  Apr 7, 08 2:52 PM CDT

      Journalists Aim to Finish Slain Comrade's Investigation

      (Newser) - Last summer's murder of a California journalist has prompted dozens of colleagues to join in finishing what he started, the Los Angeles Times reports. Chauncey Bailey was shot in August, police believe, over his investigation of an Oakland black Muslim bakery. "You have to let the community know you can't kill a story by killing a reporter," one member of the Chauncey Bailey Project said. More »

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      murder  • crime  • journalism  • Oakland  • Chauncey Bailey  • Oakland Post  • Committee to Protect Journalists

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