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DangerousAssignments covering the global press freedom struggle Spring | Summer 2006 www.cpj.org China’s Hidden Unrest Protests against land grabs and graft are roiling the countryside. As Beijing crushes dissent, it silences the press … Critics or Traitors in Ethiopia? Committee to·Protect Journalists Exploiting the Prophet Cartoons CONTENTS Dangerous Assignments Spring|Summer 2006 Committee to Protect Journalists AS IT HAPPENED Executive Director: Ann Cooper The top press freedom stories. 2 Deputy Director: Joel Simon IN FOCUS By Alexis Arieff Dangerous Assignments A “rattled” Kenyan government burns newspapers. 3 Editorial Director: Bill Sweeney Senior Editor: Robert Mahoney FIRST PERSON By Bassam Sebti Designer: Virginia Anstett An Iraqi reporter keeps a low profile. 4 Printer: Photo Arts Limited Proofreader: Joe Sullivan CPJ REMEMBERS By Jihad Ballout Atwar Bahjat reported for all Iraqis. 6 Committee to Protect Journalists Board of Directors Q&A By Maya Taal A U.S. press lawyer on secrets, sources, and wiretaps. 7 Honorary Co-Chairmen: Walter Cronkite COMMENTARY By Alex Lupis Terry Anderson Putin props up a Belarusian dictator. 8 Chairman: Paul E. Steiger Andrew Alexander, Franz Allina, FEATURES Christiane Amanpour, Dean Baquet, Tom Brokaw, Josh Friedman, Anne COVER STORY Garrels, James C. Goodale, Cheryl The Unseen Rebellion By Kristin Jones Gould, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, Gwen Ifill, Steven L. Isenberg, Jane Kramer, Across rural China, corruption and land seizures are prompting David Laventhol, Anthony Lewis, tens of thousands of protests. But the nation’s greatest political David Marash, Kati Marton, Michael crisis is nearly invisible as central authorities wage a media Massing, Geraldine Fabrikant Metz, Victor Navasky, Andres Oppenheimer, crackdown that harkens back to the aftermath of Tiananmen Square.
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