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Sudan Withdraws Al Jazeera Broadcast License Citing 'Unprofessional Conduct' - The Media Line

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Sudan has withdrawn the broadcast license for the Arabic-language public affairs television network of Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera Mubasher. The credentials of two Al Jazeera journalists based in Sudan, reporter Mohammed Omar and photographer Badawi Bashir, also were revoked. The network has devoted a great deal of coverage to pro-democracy protests being held against the involvement of the military in the government.

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Middle East Monitor

Al- Jazeera TV condemns Sudan withdrawal of Al-Jazeera Mubashir license

Al-Jazeera Media Network condemned on Sunday the Sudanese authorities' withdrawal of Al-Jazeera Mubasher's license and cancellation of the accreditation of two of its journalists. "The Ministry of Culture and Information revoked the accreditation of Al Jazeera Mubasher's journalist, Mohammed Omar, and photographer, Badawi Bashir, on the pretext of 'the un-professional coverage of the Sudanese affairs' and the reporting of 'incorrect information …

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The Media Line

Sudan Withdraws Al Jazeera Broadcast License Citing 'Unprofessional Conduct' - The Media Line

Sudan has withdrawn the broadcast license for the […]

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ipi.media

IPI condemns Sudan’s revocation of Al Jazeera Mubasher’s broadcast license

The IPI global network strongly condemns Sudan’s decision to revoke the broadcasting license of an Al Jazeera sister station as an attack on press freedom and the free flow of news. IPI demands that Sudanese authorities swiftly reinstate Al Jazeera Mubasher’s license. On Jan. 16, Sudanese authorities accused Al Jazeera Mubasher, part of the

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