david miranda was carrying documents leaked by nsa whistleblower edward snowden when he was detained for nearly nine hours while acknowledging the detention marked "indirect interference with press freedom." the court upheld its legality. the ruling comes just days after

david miranda saying he was held for nine hours and this week rule thad the detention was lawful. last week we looked at the media story coming out of turkey and saying enough is enough. on february 16, 200 journalists coming out to protest against the government pressure and censorship and called for the easing of restrictions and ending the government interference and one of the participants is saying that the censorship is squeezing the journalists and the prime minister is interfereing with the reports. and referring to last year's protests when calling turkey tv demand that the channel change the headlines. audio files leaked online revealed a newspaper editor colluding with the government. and deportization of the journalist supposedly over an expired visa. the internet bill, passed by the parliament and controlling the information online. gunman in libya attacked a television station twice in a week and part of the trend of targeting the media there. the tripoli headquarters stormed. the gunman forced journalists out before firing the engineer nayeds into the building and s

they took my computer, my video games, everything. >> that was glenn greenwald's partner david mirandabefore him, jacob appelbaum and journalist laura poitras. you can see our interview with jacob and laura at democracynow.org. all of them interrogated at airports as most recently has jesselyn raddack, the attorney representing edward snowden, joining us from london. she is a former ethics advisor to the u.s. department of justice. she is currently director of national security and human rights that the government accountability project, the nations leading whistleblower organization. jesselyn raddack, welcome back to democracy now! describe what happened on sunday at heathrow. >> i was trying to enter through customs, which at heathrow is called the border course. i was directed to a very specific station, rather than the regular line. after the first question, which ?, which is you here a normal question, things got more bizarre. i said i was here to see friends. they wanted me to be more specific. i said the sam adams association, the group that awarded edward snowden the award last

been asked these kinds of questions and found it to be very intimidating and hostile journalist david miranda was detained at london's heathrow airport in august last year he was questioned for nine hours and all of his electronic equipment was seized just because of his well rather loose affiliation with edward snowden. says this is a very worrying trend. i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent or online if you are right now what. is the u.s. prepares to pull out of afghanistan the pentagon eye is up another part of central asia. and lethal could soon appear. on its washington considers opening drone bases right along the afghan border has details of a highly controversial plan. right now. both of the story why you're there in qatar the c

david miranda the partner of journalist glenn greenwald who publish newton's leaks was detained in a similar fashion at heathrow airport last summer he was questioned for nine hours in all his computer devices seized on the grounds of his indirect affiliation with the whistleblower just says it is a worrying trend i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent moscow is still trying to get direct access to a russian locked up in the us jail constantine yet a shrink is said to be heavily ill and on the verge of a heart attack he's serving a twenty year sentence in charges of conspiring to smuggle drugs into america we can all speak with his lawyer and. joins us live from houston in the united states now u.s. officials have promised to hel

david miranda the partner of journalist glenn greenwald who published snowden's leaks was detained in a similar fashion at heathrow airport last summer he was questioned for nine hours and on his computer devices seized on the grounds of his indirect affiliation with the whistleblower just one medic says it's a worrying trend. but i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent the lawyer of a russian jailed in the u.s. says his client is still not receive the medical help promised by the american authorities continue to shrink it claims to be suffering from severe chest pains but so far he's only had a medical scan of everything except his aunt was get the latest now from a correspondent in the stars you're checking on who joins us there

david miranda the partner of journalist to be in green world was detained in a similar fashion at london's heathrow airport last summer he was questioned for nine hours and all these electronics were seized on the grounds of his indirect affiliation with adult snowden just one rhotic says it's a trend i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent. now no top story the fresh round of violence that has flared up in kiev. opposition demonstrators have broken through the police lines there are four of the twelve protest those have been injured some seriously with thirty seven law enforcement officers also heard rioters are burning tires and attempted to make their way to parliament there were also reports of grenades being thrown at the headquart

i've never been asked these kinds of questions and found it to be very intimidating and hostile david miranda the partner of journalist glenn greenwald was detained in a similar fashion at london's heathrow airport last summer he was questioned for nine hours and all his electronics were seized on the grounds of his indirect affiliation with edward snowden just erratic says it's a worrying trend. but i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent. official has called for the formation of a full fiscal and political union in the eurozone on monday the vice president of the european commission expressed hope the bloc would become the united states of europe vivian readings of the goal was to ensure stability of the euro and to preserve the single m

of questions and found it to be very intimidating and hostile and in a similar case journalist david miranda was detained as well at london's heathrow airport that was an august last year he was questioned for nine hours and all of his electronic equipment was seized just because of his loose affiliation with edward snowden just saying this is a very wide trend. i feel like lawyers and journalists are now beginning to be targeted at the borders of countries in the western hemisphere in so-called democratic countries and it's a threat to press freedom when journalists are questioned and it's a threat to the integrity of the judicial system when attorneys who are working on someone's case are being harassed or intimidated on the basis of who they represent or write to venezuela now which is given three u.s. consular officials forty eight hours to leave the country in response to a week of national on rest have a look at this. i just saw some of the president nicolas maduro now accusing american officials of fueling protests all under the guise of visiting universities to pieces washington's ca

. >> the nine-hour detention at heathrow airport of david miranda, friend of glen greenwald has been held lawful. >>> now she was once one of the u.k.'s most powerful media figurers, now the former editor of the news of the world rebecca brooks is on trial for phone hacking, and toney playe tony tr information how to handle the situation. >> these claims that these e-mails came through as the case was summing up. they are said to be conversations over e-mail. in which she said she spoken to tony blair the former british prime minister who also happened to be a friend o. the report reo the inquiry that took place in 2003 following the death of a british scientist. published part one of the report at the same time as the police closes its inquiry and part two when any trials are over. he, relating to tony blair, is available for you. krm, rupert murdoch, and me are but it needs to be between us. those are e-mails that brought up. this is mr. blair simply giving informal advice over the phone. hnow this trial here has been going on since october. there are several people on trial. it sh

which we have seen in recent months used against david miranda who is a journalist, the solicitor ofl ward snowden, and many other activists to not protect us, but silence any us and sent. >> police haven't revealed yet for his arrest is linked to that visit to syria, or to another he may have made. nor have they said how he is linked to the three other people arrested. he insisted he revealed his name simply because of the interest. al jazeera. officials say hundreds have thought have traveled. britain and other governments express concern about the potential domestic threat they pose upon their return from syria. a senior researcher at the foundation. a british based think tank, on counter extremism, and terrorist. he says the risk cannot be ignored. most of it say they have gone there to fight against asaad brutal regime. >> and other hot spots who know that al quaida operated in these places and the two biggest rebel fors are al quaida leaked. and some are 'ally inside violence between british and european targets. so there is a risk there. >> the parliament has voted to extend t

david miranda was carrying documents leaked by nsa whistleblower edward snowden when he was detained for nearly nine hours while acknowledging the detention marked "indirect interference with press freedom." the court upheld its legality. the ruling comes just days after glenn greenwald and three other journalists won the george polk award for the reporting on the nsa. greenwald said the court ruling makes it clear the top british spy agency was monitoring "the communications of myself, david, and/or the guardian." he said -- in venezuela, right-wing opposition leader leopoldo lÓpez has turned himself into the national guard after authorities issued a warrant for his arrest last week, accusing him of inciting deadly clashes. protests by opponents of maduro left of the street people dead last week. his supporters and opponents held rival rallies tuesday in the capital caracas. maduro has accused the u.s. of backing the unrest and expelled three u.s. diplomats. white house press secretary jay carney denied the claims. >> we have seen many times the venezuelan government tries to distra

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