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Rezaian's Wife, Mother Describe Torturous Final Hours In Iran
It was the call that Yeganeh Salehi had been awaiting for more than a year. At 2 p.m. Saturday, she picked up the phone at her home in Iran and heard the voice of her husband, jailed American reporter Jason Rezaian.
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Americans Seek Swap In US Reporter Case, says Iranian Official
Unnamed Americans have contacted Iran for a deal to swap Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, convicted and jailed in Iran on spying charges, for other unspecified detainees, according to a senior Iranian official quoted on Sunday.
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Barack Obama Rebukes Reporter at News Conference
US President Barack Obama today rebuked a reporter from a major news outlet who asked a question about American citizens languishing in Iranian jails at a time when he led a successful negotiations with Iran on the nuclear deal.
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Lawyer defends jailed US reporter at Iran court
A lawyer for a jailed American journalist in Iran said he was optimistic that an appeals court will reduce her eight-year prison sentence.
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Rezaian's Wife, Mother Describe Torturous Final Hours In Iran
It was the call that Yeganeh Salehi had been awaiting for more than a year. At 2 p.m. Saturday, she picked up the phone at her home in Iran and heard the voice of her husband, jailed American reporter Jason Rezaian.
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Americans Seek Swap In US Reporter Case, says Iranian Official
Unnamed Americans have contacted Iran for a deal to swap Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, convicted and jailed in Iran on spying charges, for other unspecified detainees, according to a senior Iranian official quoted on Sunday.
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Barack Obama Rebukes Reporter at News Conference
US President Barack Obama today rebuked a reporter from a major news outlet who asked a question about American citizens languishing in Iranian jails at a time when he led a successful negotiations with Iran on the nuclear deal.
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Lawyer defends jailed US reporter at Iran court
A lawyer for a jailed American journalist in Iran said he was optimistic that an appeals court will reduce her eight-year prison sentence.
