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– Palestinian security services detain two journalists in the West Bank (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News February 15, 2017

After two journalists were arrested and detained by Palestinian Security Services in the West Bank during the month of February, the Palestinian center for development and media freedoms (MADA) expressed its deep concern over violations of freedom of expression.
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