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French Journalist On Board A Bus Killed In Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron
French journalist Frederic Leclerc-Imhoff was killed while working in Ukraine, President Emmanuel Macron said today on Twitter, the latest of several reporters killed or wounded during Russia's invasion of the country.
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French Journalist Kidnapped By Jihadists In Mali Appears In Video
A French journalist, in a video circulating on social media Wednesday, said he had been kidnapped in Mali in early April by a jihadist group with links to Al-Qaeda.
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French Journalist Detained In Srinagar For "Violating Visa Norms", Filming Documentary
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained a French journalist in Srinagar for misusing his "business visa" to make a documentary film on separatists and "pellet victims".
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French Journalist Wounded In Mosul Has Died: France Televisions
French journalist Veronique Robert, wounded in the same mine blast that killed two colleagues in the Iraqi city of Mosul earlier this week, has died, employers France Televisions announced Saturday.
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China Pours More Scorn On French Journalist Being Forced Out
China says it will impose new restrictions on media reports about terrorism, as it continued to deride a French journalist being expelled after questioning the government's terrorism claims.
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French Journalist At L'Obs To Be Expelled From China
China will expel a French journalist who criticised its treatment of its Muslim Uighur minority in the northwestern region of Xinjiang, her employer, the weekly l'Obs news magazine said on Friday.
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Female French Journalists Fed Up With Lecherous Politicians
Fed up with bawdy remarks and wandering hands, dozens of female French journalists have signed a petition published Tuesday denouncing sexism from male politicians.
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French Journalists' Papua Jail Terms Spark Calls for Reform
Two French journalists were on Friday handed short jail terms for illegally reporting in Papua, sparking calls for the new Indonesian government to lift long-standing restrictions on foreigners covering the restive province.
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Two French Journalists Arrested in Indonesia's Papua Province
Indonesian police have arrested two French journalists who were reporting on the separatist movement in the restive eastern region of Papua, police and embassy officials said on Friday.
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French journalists free after 10-month Syria hostage ordeal
Four French journalists taken hostage in Syria last year were freed on Saturday after a 10-month ordeal in the world's most dangerous country for the media.
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Al Qaeda takes responsibility for reporters' death
Al Qaeda's branch in North Africa claimed responsibility Wednesday for the slaying of two French radio journalists, who were kidnapped and killed over the weekend in the northern Malian town of Kidal, according to a statement posted on a portal frequently used by jihadists.
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French say two journalists killed in north Mali
Two French radio journalists were kidnapped by gunmen in northern Mali on Saturday and killed hours later, the French Foreign Ministry said.
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Two French journalists kidnapped in northern Mali: sources
Two journalists with Radio France Internationale (RFI) were kidnapped on Saturday by armed men while working in Kidal in Mali's far northeast, military and security sources said.
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French journalist held in Iraq to appear in court
A French journalist arrested for taking photos without permission in Baghdad is to be brought before a judge on Monday but will "hopefully" be freed this week, the head of the Iraqi journalists' union said.
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Two French journalists who escaped Syria return home
The long and treacherous journey home ended on Friday for two French journalists trapped for nine days in a besieged Syrian city - an experience one called a "non-stop nightmare."
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French Journalist On Board A Bus Killed In Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron
French journalist Frederic Leclerc-Imhoff was killed while working in Ukraine, President Emmanuel Macron said today on Twitter, the latest of several reporters killed or wounded during Russia's invasion of the country.
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French Journalist Kidnapped By Jihadists In Mali Appears In Video
A French journalist, in a video circulating on social media Wednesday, said he had been kidnapped in Mali in early April by a jihadist group with links to Al-Qaeda.
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French Journalist Detained In Srinagar For "Violating Visa Norms", Filming Documentary
Jammu and Kashmir Police has detained a French journalist in Srinagar for misusing his "business visa" to make a documentary film on separatists and "pellet victims".
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French Journalist Wounded In Mosul Has Died: France Televisions
French journalist Veronique Robert, wounded in the same mine blast that killed two colleagues in the Iraqi city of Mosul earlier this week, has died, employers France Televisions announced Saturday.
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China Pours More Scorn On French Journalist Being Forced Out
China says it will impose new restrictions on media reports about terrorism, as it continued to deride a French journalist being expelled after questioning the government's terrorism claims.
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French Journalist At L'Obs To Be Expelled From China
China will expel a French journalist who criticised its treatment of its Muslim Uighur minority in the northwestern region of Xinjiang, her employer, the weekly l'Obs news magazine said on Friday.
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Female French Journalists Fed Up With Lecherous Politicians
Fed up with bawdy remarks and wandering hands, dozens of female French journalists have signed a petition published Tuesday denouncing sexism from male politicians.
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French Journalists' Papua Jail Terms Spark Calls for Reform
Two French journalists were on Friday handed short jail terms for illegally reporting in Papua, sparking calls for the new Indonesian government to lift long-standing restrictions on foreigners covering the restive province.
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Two French Journalists Arrested in Indonesia's Papua Province
Indonesian police have arrested two French journalists who were reporting on the separatist movement in the restive eastern region of Papua, police and embassy officials said on Friday.
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French journalists free after 10-month Syria hostage ordeal
Four French journalists taken hostage in Syria last year were freed on Saturday after a 10-month ordeal in the world's most dangerous country for the media.
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Al Qaeda takes responsibility for reporters' death
Al Qaeda's branch in North Africa claimed responsibility Wednesday for the slaying of two French radio journalists, who were kidnapped and killed over the weekend in the northern Malian town of Kidal, according to a statement posted on a portal frequently used by jihadists.
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French say two journalists killed in north Mali
Two French radio journalists were kidnapped by gunmen in northern Mali on Saturday and killed hours later, the French Foreign Ministry said.
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Two French journalists kidnapped in northern Mali: sources
Two journalists with Radio France Internationale (RFI) were kidnapped on Saturday by armed men while working in Kidal in Mali's far northeast, military and security sources said.
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French journalist held in Iraq to appear in court
A French journalist arrested for taking photos without permission in Baghdad is to be brought before a judge on Monday but will "hopefully" be freed this week, the head of the Iraqi journalists' union said.
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Two French journalists who escaped Syria return home
The long and treacherous journey home ended on Friday for two French journalists trapped for nine days in a besieged Syrian city - an experience one called a "non-stop nightmare."
