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The Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA) is a non-profit organization for media professionals of Arab and Middle Eastern descent.

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The Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA) is a non-profit organization for media professionals of Arab and Middle Eastern descent.

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    IRAN: COVERING THE VOTE, INSIDE AND OUT

    The post-election turmoil in Iran has hardened the determination of various sides. Responding to massive opposition protests, the regime and its supporters have cracked down hard, with arrests, beatings, and killings. Despite admissions of some irregularities, Iran’s Guardian Council, and its supreme leader Ayatollah Khameini have tried to close the door to dissent, claiming in part that protests against the election results were being guided from outside the country. And, they have particularly targeted journalists with implicit threats to their safety. As a result, several foreign journalists doing important work have left the country in recent days, monitoring developments from abroad. To examine what has happened on the ground, what is going on now, and how their distance might affect reporting, AMEJA has assembled a panel of journalists who left Iran in the last few days.

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    AFTER THE VOTE: THE GROUND SHIFTS IN IRAN

    AFTER THE VOTE: THE GROUND SHIFTS IN IRAN Sponsored by the Arab and Middle Eastern Journalist Association (AMEJA) June 19, 2009 -- In the wake of last week's election, events in Iran are moving quickly: allegations of voting fraud, massive protests and security crackdowns, emerging divisions within Iran's political class. In order to understand what's happening on the ground, AMEJA has assembled a panel of journalists covering the unrest from inside Iran and abroad. The conference call is part of an ongoing effort by the Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA) to connect journalists in the U.S. with reporters and experts in the Middle East. The Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA) is a non-profit organization for media professionals of Arab and Middle Eastern descent who work in the US or at US news organizations abroad. Membership is free and open to qualified individuals.:http://ameja.org/join.asp WHO: Nahid Siamdoust, Time magazine Kouross Esmaeli, Filmmaker and journalist Dr. Muhammad Sahimi, Tehran Bureau Mahdis Keshavarz, The Make Agency (Moderator)

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    Gaza: After the Ceasefire

    After the supposed ceasfire in Gaza, reporters discuss the situation on the ground and the aftermath of the Israeli offensive.

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    GAZA IN CRISIS: THE MEDIA SHUTOUT

    Eighteen days after starting its military offensive into Gaza, Israel continues to bar most international journalists from entering the territory. Without access, journalists are unable to fully report the stories of devastation in Gaza. To alleviate this problem, AMEJA has been helping journalists and media outlets make contact with sources in Gaza and the region since the start of the war. Please join us as our panelists discuss the situation on the ground from different perspectives, one on the ground in Gaza, one from Jerusalem, another offering a broader regional perspective, and the third, a personal account of the situation

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