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Iran asks BBC reporter to leave
bbc21-Jun-2009 (one comment)
Iranian authorities have asked the BBC's correspondent in Tehran to leave the country within 24 hours. The BBC said the office would remain open despite the departure of Jon Leyne, the broadcaster's permanent correspondent there.
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Robert Fisk?
by Mehdi Mazloom on Sun Jun 21, 2009 03:29 PM PDTAgha Darius. I am utterly shocked. It seems, every foreign journalist is forced out of the country - YET Mister Robert Fisk, the father of all western journalists still reports freely from Iran. Walks among the protesters, and the Basij un-hindred. He climes to be reporting the truth
Can anyone explain why Fisk enjoys such unprecedented privilages,other journalist could only dream of.