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December 18, 2007updated 18 Jan 2008 6:58pm

Journalist’s expulsion goes unexplained

By Julie Tomlin GR

According to Kommersant New Times magazine’s investigative journalist Natalia Morari has not yet received an explanation from the Russian authorities for being turned away at a Moscow airport on her return from Israel.

The International Federation of Journalists protested at the expulsion of Morari with a warning that “official intolerance of independent journalism is squeezing the life out of press freedom in Russia”.

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