Translation of "Presse à trois pinces " (French → English) :

Press release - Commission signs three-year ESM stability support programme for Greece

M. whereas the Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ) has concluded that the unprecedented number of anti-press violations have led to Egypt being ranked among the top ten jailers of journalists and the third deadliest country for the press in 2013; whereas the CPJ has reported that since July 2013 at least five journalists have been killed and 45 assaulted, 11 news outlets have been raided, and at least 44 journalists have been detained without charge under lengthy pre-trial procedures; whereas on 29 January 2013, 20 Al- ...[+++]Jazeera journalists, of whom eight are now in detention and three are Europeans, were charged with belonging to a ‘terrorist organisation’ or ‘spreading false news’;

J. whereas there have been numerous violations of the freedom of the press, such as disconnection of the internet, the seizing of newspapers, harassment of journalists and the censoring of news websites; whereas the offices of Al-Arabiya and the Sky News Arabic Service television stations have been closed; whereas daily newspapers such as Al-Sudani, Al-Meghar, Al Gareeda, Almash’had Alaan, Al-Siyasi and the pro-government Al-Intibaha were banned from publication on 19 September 2013, and issues of three newspapers, including Al-Intibaha, were seized as they came off the press;

J. whereas there have been numerous violations of the freedom of the press, such as disconnection of the internet, the seizing of newspapers, harassment of journalists and the censoring of news websites; whereas the offices of Al-Arabiya and the Sky News Arabic Service television stations have been closed; whereas daily newspapers such as Al-Sudani, Al-Meghar, Al Gareeda, Almash’had Alaan, Al-Siyasi and the pro-government Al-Intibaha were banned from publication on 19 September 2013, and issues of three newspapers, including Al-Intibaha, were seized as they came off the press;

F. whereas the International Press Freedom Mission to Sri Lanka notes three trends in connection with reporting on the conflict: lack of press access and independent information flow in the conflict zone, assaults on and intimidation of journalists covering the conflict, and self-censorship by the media,

D. whereas in 2006, three journalists were killed and at least 95 others were attacked, and 55 press correspondents were the targets of intimidation because of articles considered to be "non-Islamic"; and whereas in the course of the year, more than 70 journalists have been forced to flee the country following threats, according to reports of "Reporters sans Frontières" on press freedom in Bangladesh,