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Australia's Greste Urges Support for Al-Jazeera Journalists
Freed Australian Al-Jazeera reporter Peter Greste today called for the international community to continue supporting his colleagues in Egypt, stressing that they were still on trial.
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Australia's Peter Greste Urges Help for Other Jailed Reporters
Journalists still detained in Egypt should not be forgotten, freed Australian Al-Jazeera reporter Peter Greste said in an address in London on Thursday.
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Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters' Trial Starts in Egypt
The retrial of two imprisoned Al-Jazeera journalists opened today in Egypt with the defence of a Canadian reporter demanding he be freed like his Australian colleague.
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Family Celebrates Australian Reporter Peter Greste's Release
The family of Australian journalist Peter Greste expressed their joy on Monday at his release from an Egyptian jail, but said his two colleagues still in prison would not be forgotten.
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Australia Working to Bring Al-Jazeera Journalist Home: Foreign Minister Julie Bishop
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Wednesday Australia was engaging daily with the Egyptian government "at the highest level" to bring home jailed Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste.
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Jailed Australian Journalist Peter Greste Asks to be Deported From Egypt
Jailed Australian journalist Peter Greste has applied to be deported from Egypt, his family said Friday, describing it as the "best option" after a court ordered a retrial of the Al-Jazeera reporter and two colleagues.
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Son a Victim of Injustice: Dad of Jailed Reporter
The father of an Australian al-Jazeera journalist jailed in Egypt says he respects the integrity of Egypt's courts but knows his son is the victim of injustice.
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Egypt President 'Wishes' Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters Not Tried
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Sunday he "wished" three jailed Al-Jazeera journalists including an Australian had not been put on trial, conceding the case had been damaging, a newspaper reported.
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Egypt President Says 'Won't Interfere' in Al-Jazeera Trial
Egypt's president said Tuesday the authorities will not interfere in the judiciary, as protests were staged worldwide in solidarity with Al-Jazeera journalists, including an Australian, whose jailing has sparked outrage.
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Shattered Australian Parents of Jailed Al Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste in 'Dark Place'
The "shattered" elderly parents of jailed Australian Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste on Tuesday said they were in a dark place, but vowed to battle on for the sake of press freedom.
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Egypt Jails Al Jazeera Journalists for up to 10 Years
An Egyptian court on Monday sentenced three Al Jazeera journalists including Australian Peter Greste to jail terms ranging from seven to 10 years after accusing them of aiding the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood.
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Al Jazeera Journalists' Lawyers Quit Over 'Insult' to Egypt
The main lawyers representing Australian journalist Peter Greste and another Al-Jazeera reporter on trial in Cairo quit in court on Thursday, accusing the Qatari broadcaster of working against Egypt.
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Australia's Greste Urges Support for Al-Jazeera Journalists
Freed Australian Al-Jazeera reporter Peter Greste today called for the international community to continue supporting his colleagues in Egypt, stressing that they were still on trial.
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Australia's Peter Greste Urges Help for Other Jailed Reporters
Journalists still detained in Egypt should not be forgotten, freed Australian Al-Jazeera reporter Peter Greste said in an address in London on Thursday.
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Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters' Trial Starts in Egypt
The retrial of two imprisoned Al-Jazeera journalists opened today in Egypt with the defence of a Canadian reporter demanding he be freed like his Australian colleague.
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Family Celebrates Australian Reporter Peter Greste's Release
The family of Australian journalist Peter Greste expressed their joy on Monday at his release from an Egyptian jail, but said his two colleagues still in prison would not be forgotten.
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Australia Working to Bring Al-Jazeera Journalist Home: Foreign Minister Julie Bishop
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Wednesday Australia was engaging daily with the Egyptian government "at the highest level" to bring home jailed Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste.
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Jailed Australian Journalist Peter Greste Asks to be Deported From Egypt
Jailed Australian journalist Peter Greste has applied to be deported from Egypt, his family said Friday, describing it as the "best option" after a court ordered a retrial of the Al-Jazeera reporter and two colleagues.
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Son a Victim of Injustice: Dad of Jailed Reporter
The father of an Australian al-Jazeera journalist jailed in Egypt says he respects the integrity of Egypt's courts but knows his son is the victim of injustice.
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Egypt President 'Wishes' Jailed Al-Jazeera Reporters Not Tried
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Sunday he "wished" three jailed Al-Jazeera journalists including an Australian had not been put on trial, conceding the case had been damaging, a newspaper reported.
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Egypt President Says 'Won't Interfere' in Al-Jazeera Trial
Egypt's president said Tuesday the authorities will not interfere in the judiciary, as protests were staged worldwide in solidarity with Al-Jazeera journalists, including an Australian, whose jailing has sparked outrage.
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Shattered Australian Parents of Jailed Al Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste in 'Dark Place'
The "shattered" elderly parents of jailed Australian Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste on Tuesday said they were in a dark place, but vowed to battle on for the sake of press freedom.
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Egypt Jails Al Jazeera Journalists for up to 10 Years
An Egyptian court on Monday sentenced three Al Jazeera journalists including Australian Peter Greste to jail terms ranging from seven to 10 years after accusing them of aiding the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood.
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Al Jazeera Journalists' Lawyers Quit Over 'Insult' to Egypt
The main lawyers representing Australian journalist Peter Greste and another Al-Jazeera reporter on trial in Cairo quit in court on Thursday, accusing the Qatari broadcaster of working against Egypt.
