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News tagged with “jens koch”. Found: 6 tagged news reports.

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German reporter says he was beaten in Iran

Berlin :: Germany | over 1 year ago

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A German reporter says he was beaten by guards during his nearly five months of imprisonment in Iran and that he heard constant, "horrible cries" of other inmates being tortured. In the first public comment since being freed a

Stoning Case, Iran frees two German journalists

Posted by: putukarya |

Tabrīz :: Iran | over 2 years ago

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Name of Iranian women, Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani worldwide. Woman sentenced to 43 years is stoning to death for adultery and murder suspicion. The case is now so controversial.Are two German journalists from the mass media

Iran releases 2 German journalists held for months

Tehrān :: Iran | over 2 years ago

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Iran (AP) — Iran on Saturday freed two German journalists arrested four months ago after they interviewed the son of an Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery. An Iranian court threw out their 20-month prison

Iran commutes jailed German reporters' sentence

Posted by: rawaha |

Tabrīz :: Iran | over 2 years ago

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Iranian Justice changed the sentence to 20 months in prison for two German journalists were jailed in October for fines of U.S. $ 50,000, according to official news agency. Marcus Hellwig, Jens Koch, the Bild am Sonntag Sunday could be

Ruling clears way for Germans' release in Iran

Tehrān :: Iran | over 2 years ago

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Iran Iranian state TV says two German journalists arrested after interviewing the son of a woman sentenced to death by stoning have been fined $50,000 each, clearing the way for their release. They were found guilty of committing acts against Iran's

From the Feuilletons

Mannheim :: Germany | over 2 years ago

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Berliner Zeitung 13.12.2010 After the Wikileaks data spill, experts have called for tighter, centralised control of access to government data. Arno Widman is more concerned that citizens should have control over their own data . "The Wikileaks action