Sentence examples for release of journalists from inspiring English sources
Most senior Ukrainian officials have avoided commenting on the release of journalists' names and information.
He said the British government needed to take every opportunity to fight for the release of journalists imprisoned in Egypt.
"Unfortunately, the governments led by Barack Obama and Hassan Rouhani let slip an opportunity to include human rights and the release of journalists as one of the priorities in their talks.
The Committee on Conventions and Recommendations, with 30 members, engages in quiet diplomacy with governments to promote issues like freedom of expression by, for example, trying to win the release of journalists who are jailed in the course of their work, a Unesco official said.
"We ask for justice and the immediate release of journalists doing their jobs".
2009 - President Bill Clinton travels to North Korea on an "unofficial humanitarian mission," negotiating the release of journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling.
Upon the release of journalist Troy Bramston's new biography of the former prime minister, Keating has spent the past week proffering advice to the party he once led and settling old scores.
"While the government is celebrating the release of journalist Peter Greste, it's still responsible for legislation that represents a chilling attack on media freedom in our own country," she concludes.
VICE founder and CEO Shane Smith joins VICE News colleagues in calling for the release of journalist Mohammed Rasool, who continues to be detained by Turkish authorities on baseless allegations of assisting a terrorist organization while reporting for VICE News.
I travelled to Ethiopia recently and, with two colleagues, met with the Minister of Information in my capacity as a board member for the Committee to Protect Journalists, and asked for release of the journalists.
The UN human rights council (HRC) has adopted a ground-breaking, comprehensive resolution aimed at protecting journalists and demanding the release of all journalists who have been arbitraily detained.
