followed by egypt, saudi arabia, syria, and as you see right there, turkey. reporters without orders says homemade threats against journalists are growing. they include politicians attacking the media from washington, d.c., to manila. in iran, journalists were arrested simply for trying to report on recent protests against a hike in gas prices. our next report shows the iranian government has also intensified its harassment of persian speaking journalalists woworkin abroaoad. >> h he knows w what it meaea wn press freedom is threatened. the editor-in-chief f of the persian service ofof radio free europe radioio liberty says harassment of journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protest. >> intelligence officers have been operating different accounts and different websites in order to detain the journalists. >> protests against fuel price rises erupted in iran in novevember. the ststate reondeded with violence, and nationwide internet blackouts. domestic media have faced increased censorship, and broadcasters b based abroad are among

journalists behind bars that we know of it's hard to get the real numbers from china followed by egypt saudi arabia syria and you see right there turkey reporters without borders says that homemade threats against journalists are growing they include politicians attacking the media from washington d. . see to manila and in iran journalists were recently arrested simply for trying to report on recent protests against a hike in gas prices as our next report shows the iranian government has also intensified its harassment of persian speaking journalists working abroad you should both grotty knows what it means when press freedom is threatened the editor in chief of prague based radio farda the persian service of radio free europe radio liberty says harris may have exiled journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protests. intelligence officers have been. operating different accounts and different websites in order to the famed journalist protests against fuel price rises erupted in iran in november the state responded with violence and nationwide internet blackouts domestic media ha

that's a guess we have no way of knowing the exact number in china and that's followed by egypt saudi arabia syria and turkey reporters without borders says that homemade threats against journalists are growing they include politicians attacking the media from washington d.c. to manila and in iran journalists were recently arrested simply for trying to cover recent protests against a hike in gas prices the iranian government has also intensified its harassment of persian speaking journalists working abroad. new chabot grotty knows what it means when press freedom is threatened the editor in chief of prague based radio farda the persian service of radio free europe radio liberty says harris may have exiled journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protests. intelligence officers have been. operating in different accounts and different websites in order to the frame the journalist protests against fuel price rises erupted in iran in november the state responded with violence and nationwide internet blackouts domestic media have faced increased censorship and broadcasters bas

bars including many members of the country's we've got muslim minority egypt has 34 journalists in jail 32 in saudi arabia 26 in syria and the least 25 in turkey. reporters without borders is also concerned about a new wave of media repression in iran many journalists were arrested to join in recent protests against an increase in the price of fuel the iranian government has also intensified its houseman's of persian speaking journalists working abroad. neutral book grotty knows what it means when press freedom is threatened the editor in chief of prague based radio farda the persian service of radio free europe radio liberty says harris mintz of exile journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protests. intelligence officers have been. operating different accounts and different websites in order to the famed journalist protests against fuel price rises erupted in iran in november the state responded with violence and nationwide internet blackouts domestic media have faced increased censorship and broadcasters based abroad are among the only other sources of information that their reporting ap

between uae and egypt deteriorated significantly february 1958 egypt and syria united and in response to that and the federation of arab monarchies. and march 3rd 1958 the king of saudi arabiabetween richard nixon and dwight eisenhower and then to overthrow the government to wake up the republic. and then they broke up a plot to assassinate nasser and then not only with the airplane but they canceled checks signed by the king to the plot makers. don't sign the check if you're going to overthrow the regime. so by 1958 the alternative to eisenhower. the head of saudi arabia and the two holy mosques. was a much more moderate pro-western version in the eisenhower administration hoped they could use himio to counter president nasser. one year before and the first saudi king to visit the plan for nine days ended up lasting 12 days. the king had indicated to bring their almost so many studies in the delegation they literally set up tents on lafayette square to house the rest of the delegation it must've been an extraordinary site. i would like to say he was wined and dined that given great profile by the eisenhower administration so despite the plot was a severe throwback within t

is february 1958 egypt and syria united and the response is the monarchies in iraq to form the alternative the federation of arab monarchies. on march 3rd 1958 the king of saudi arabia between nixon and dwight eisenhower told the american ambassador saudi arabia they were underway to overthrow the syrian government to wake up the republican 48 hours later the syrian intelligence service announced they had a plot to assassinate nasser that was spearheaded by the king not only did they have evidence by blowing up his airplane they had canceled checks to the plot makers as if you overthrow the regime do not sign the check. [laughter] so now by 1958 he was ike's favorite alternative. the head of saudi arabia and the defender of the two holy mosques which a more moderate pro-western version and the eisenhower administration used him to counter nasser. the year before the king had come to the united states and was the first saudi king to ever visit the united states. 's visit was planned for nine days it lasted 12. the king had indicated he would bring 80 people with him he brought almost 200 there were so many studies in the delegation they could not all fit in blair hou

syria and mexico. the biggest jailers of journalists are china, turkey, saudi arabia, and egypt. in bolivia, prosecutors in the -- have issued an arrest warrant for longtime bolivian president evo morales, accusing the ousted leader of sedition and terrorism. morales was forced to leave bolivia after being ousted in what he and many others describe as a military coup. morales says he has a right to return to bolivia and help his movement toward socialism party campaign in upcoming elections. this is morales speaking from argentina. >> they need to let me enter bolivia. i'm not a candidate. ii won't be a candidate in these elelections, but i've a right to participate in politics like any politician. amy: back in the united states, the supreme court has upheld protections for people who sleep or camp outdoors, after refusing to hear a case over whether cities could crimiminalize homelessness. the supreme court's refusal to hear the case leaves in place an appeals court ruling that says the constitution does not allow cities to prosecute peoplele for sleeping or camping outside unle

egypt and syria united and form the united arab republic. in response to that the two hashemite monarchy is created an alternative, the federation of arab monarchies. on march 3, 1958, baking of saudi arabiahere in the middle between richard nixon and dwight eisenhower, king solid, told the american ambassador in saudi arabia that the plot was underway to overthrow the syrian government and breakup the united arab republic. 48 hours later, the syrian intelligence service announced that they broke up a plot to assassinate gamal abdel nasser. that was being spearheaded by the king and not only the death evidence that they intended to assassinate him by blowing up his airplane, they had the canceled checks signed by the king to the plot makers, message to self, don't sign the checks if you're going to overthrow the regime. please find a cutout. siloed had become by 9058 ike's favorite alternative to eisenhower. king saud has had them is head of the saudi arabia, , defend of the holy mosque was a much more moderate pro-western version, and the eisenhower administration was told they could use him to counter president nasser. but the year before, king saud that come to the united states. he wa