In exceedingly rare case, Iowa journalist faces charges from reporting on summer protests Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY
Journalists suffer attacks, arrests while covering George Floyd protests across nation
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The trial of a Des Moines Register reporter who was arrested covering racial justice protests last summer is slated to begin next week in what experts said is a rare criminal prosecution of a journalist on assignment in the USA.
Andrea Sahouri faces charges of failure to disperse and interference with official acts and is set to stand trial starting Monday.
At least 126 journalists were arrested or detained in 2020, but only 13 still face charges, according to the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker. The group s managing editor, Kirstin McCudden, said it s surprising and unknown why Sahouri s charges remain.
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