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US Court Orders Iran To Pay $180 Million To Journalist Over Detention
A US court on Friday ordered the government of Iran to pay nearly $180 million in damages to an Iranian-American journalist who was jailed by Tehran on espionage charges in 2014.
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Barack Obama Meets Reporter Freed From Iran
US President Barack Obama on Monday met Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, who spent 18 months in an Iranian prison before his release in January.
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4 Freed Iranian-Americans, Including Washington Post Journalist Head To Switzerland
Four Iranian-American citizens freed by Iran in a prisoner swap with the United States have left Tehran and are flying to Bern in Switzerland, Iranian state television reported today.
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US Reporter Spends 500th Day in Iran Prison
Iranian-American journalist Jason Rezaian spent his 500th day in Iran's Evin prison on Wednesday, as his employer again demanded his freedom.
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No Date Yet for Verdict in US Reporter Spy Trial: Iran
The trial in Iran of jailed Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian on spying charges has yet to end, Tehran's justice department chief said Sunday, days after the journalist's lawyer said proceedings were over.
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Iran Defends Spy Trial of US Journalist Jason Rezaian
Iran hit back today at US charges that the trial of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian on spying charges lacked transparency, with Tehran insisting its judiciary is independent.
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Iran Suggests US Intelligence Operative May Have Taken Advantage of Detained Reporter
Iran's foreign minister on Wednesday suggested that an intelligence operative, possibly linked to the US government, may have taken advantage of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, who has been charged in Iran with espionage and other crimes.
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Case of US Journalist Goes to Iran Revolutionary Court
The case of a US-Iranian correspondent for the Washington Post who has been detained since July is to go before the Islamic republic's revolutionary court, Tehran's prosecutor general said on Wednesday.
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John Kerry Slams Iran Over Reports of US Journalist Charged
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today he was "deeply disappointed" by reports that a US journalist jailed in Iran had been charged and denied bail more than four months after his arrest.
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Iran Confirms Arrest of Washington Post Correspondent: Report
Tehran's chief justice Gholamhossein Esmaili on Friday confirmed the arrest of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian and his wife, also a journalist, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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US Court Orders Iran To Pay $180 Million To Journalist Over Detention
A US court on Friday ordered the government of Iran to pay nearly $180 million in damages to an Iranian-American journalist who was jailed by Tehran on espionage charges in 2014.
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Barack Obama Meets Reporter Freed From Iran
US President Barack Obama on Monday met Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, who spent 18 months in an Iranian prison before his release in January.
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4 Freed Iranian-Americans, Including Washington Post Journalist Head To Switzerland
Four Iranian-American citizens freed by Iran in a prisoner swap with the United States have left Tehran and are flying to Bern in Switzerland, Iranian state television reported today.
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US Reporter Spends 500th Day in Iran Prison
Iranian-American journalist Jason Rezaian spent his 500th day in Iran's Evin prison on Wednesday, as his employer again demanded his freedom.
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No Date Yet for Verdict in US Reporter Spy Trial: Iran
The trial in Iran of jailed Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian on spying charges has yet to end, Tehran's justice department chief said Sunday, days after the journalist's lawyer said proceedings were over.
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Iran Defends Spy Trial of US Journalist Jason Rezaian
Iran hit back today at US charges that the trial of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian on spying charges lacked transparency, with Tehran insisting its judiciary is independent.
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Iran Suggests US Intelligence Operative May Have Taken Advantage of Detained Reporter
Iran's foreign minister on Wednesday suggested that an intelligence operative, possibly linked to the US government, may have taken advantage of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, who has been charged in Iran with espionage and other crimes.
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Case of US Journalist Goes to Iran Revolutionary Court
The case of a US-Iranian correspondent for the Washington Post who has been detained since July is to go before the Islamic republic's revolutionary court, Tehran's prosecutor general said on Wednesday.
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John Kerry Slams Iran Over Reports of US Journalist Charged
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today he was "deeply disappointed" by reports that a US journalist jailed in Iran had been charged and denied bail more than four months after his arrest.
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Iran Confirms Arrest of Washington Post Correspondent: Report
Tehran's chief justice Gholamhossein Esmaili on Friday confirmed the arrest of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian and his wife, also a journalist, the official IRNA news agency reported.
