Good evening. Were deeing highed have join us erre van dick, investigateoff journalist focusing on terrorism in the middle east region and our moderator, Senior Vice President of programs at World Affairs. Were recording tonights program so please take a moment to silence your cell phones. Im tim, the Program Officer here at World Affairs. If you enjoy the discussion and are interested to learn more about the organization, ill be around after the program. I want to turn it over to our modern rater. So, good evening, everything, and thank you for joining us. Its my great pleasure to introduce our guest this evening, erre van dick, journalist, author and cbs news consultant who covers afghan and pakistan. He has authored a book called captive my time as a prisoner of the taliban and another work in afghan. He is also written for such publications as the New York Times, newsweek, and national geographic. And in 1981, while working as a correspondent for the New York Times, van dyk lived w
Implications for journalism. This time its egypt. A journalist shot dead in south sudan, days after the president put the media on notice. How do reporters covering organised crime deal with the mafia code of silence, and a bags eye view at a site of air travel that you never see. We begin with egypt. A country where journalism has been under the gun. And an ain terror law has reporters warning that darker says lie ahead. This week abdul fatah alsisi ratified the law. Its a wideranging piece of legislation from death sentences from those socalled terror organizations, special courts mandated to fasttrack cases against militants. It stipulates stiff fines for anyone that strays from the governments version of the truth. Creating a website that the government teems to spread terrorist messages means gaol time. When it comes to the domestic news media, it may not be necessary. Criminal call journalism was silenced long ago. What remains is reporters and news outlets that bought into the a
A journalist shot dead in south sudan, days after the president put the media on notice. How do reporters covering organised crime deal with the mafia code of silence, and a bags eye view at a site of air travel that you never see. We begin with egypt. A country where journalism has been under the gun. And an ain terror law has reporters warning that darker says lie ahead. This week abdul fatah alsisi ratified the law. Its a wideranging piece of legislation from death sentences from those socalled terror organizations, special courts mandated to fasttrack cases against militants. It stipulates stiff fines for anyone that strays from the governments version of the truth. Creating a website that the government teems to spread time. When it comes to the domestic news media, it may not be necessary. Criminal call journalism was silenced long ago. What remains is reporters and news outlets that bought into the abdul fatah alsisi government line and report what they are told. Our starting po
This time its egypt. A journalist shot dead in south sudan, days after the president put the media on notice. How do reporters covering organised crime deal with the mafia code of silence, and a bags eye view at a site of air travel that you never see. We begin with egypt. A country where journalism has been under the gun. And an ain terror law has reporters warning that darker says lie ahead. This week abdul fatah alsisi ratified the law. Its a wideranging piece of legislation from death sentences from those socalled terror organizations, special courts mandated to fasttrack cases against militants. It stipulates stiff fines for anyone that strays from the governments version of the truth. Creating a website that the government teems to spread time. When it comes to the domestic news media, it may not be necessary. Criminal call journalism was silenced long ago. What remains is reporters and news outlets that bought into the abdul fatah alsisi government line and report what they are
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