The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Tuesday condemned the sentencing of a journalist in Iraqi Kurdistan to one year in prison, bringing further scrutiny to the regional authorities' treatment of the media. "With today's sentencing of freelance journalist Omed Baroshky, Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq have again displayed their unhindered determination to shrink the space in which local journalists and media outlets are able to operate freely," said CPJ Middle East and North Africa Representative Ignacio Miguel Delgado. "Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq should immediately release Baroshky, drop the charges against him, and cease harassing the media."
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