Sentence examples for journalistic terrorism from inspiring English sources
Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".
After briefly threatening to sue for libel and calling the report "journalistic terrorism", Pérez Balladares later stated that it had been correct, describing it as "the first time, perhaps in my life, that I have had to swallow my words".
"The Egyptian government is equating legitimate journalistic work with acts of terrorism in its efforts to censor critical news coverage," said Sherif Mansour, Middle East and north Africa co-ordinator at the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
Our relationship challenged journalistic conventions.
Nani Jansen, the legal director of the Media Legal Defence Initiative, said: "The seizure of journalistic data under broadly defined counter-terrorism legislation is a serious affront to media freedom, and is undoubtedly a cause of concern for investigative journalists across the globe".
Taking these steps would counter the unsettling perception that the United Kingdom has abused its anti-terrorism laws to impede legitimate journalistic activity carried out in the public interest.
The court overruled a part of a prior ruling, making clear that "the stop power [under the Terrorism Act], if used in respect of journalistic information or material is incompatible" with the European convention on human rights.
For instance, if I were to say that I hoped my work at WikiLeaks would change government behaviour, this journalistic work could be considered a crime under the UK Terrorism Act of 2000.
For me, it's long been a journalistic desire to challenge accepted wisdom on Palestine, war, politics, capitalism, terrorism and censorship.
And there is the new anti-terrorism law which stipulates high fines for any journalistic coverage of attacks not in line with the state's version.
Mr. Clarke's assessment last week is also generally consistent with journalistic and Congressional accounts of the early Bush administration's approach to terrorism.
