Newsweek: Journalist detained in Iran now in UK | KXNet.com North Dakota News

Bismarck / Mandan change your location
log in|register
KXMB CBS12

Newsweek: Journalist detained in Iran now in UK

Eds: APNewsNow.

LONDON (AP) Newsweek says its reporter Maziar Bahari has been released from an Iranian prison and has joined his pregnant wife in the U.K.

The magazine says Bahari has arrived in London in time to witness the birth of his first child. His wife is scheduled to deliver by cesarean section next Monday.

Bahari had been imprisoned in Tehran's Evin prison since June 21 for opposing the regime but was released on bail Saturday. It was not immediately clear Tuesday when or under what circumstances he arrived in Britain.

Bahari was born in Iran but later emigrated to Canada, where he attended university and obtained Canadian citizenship.

Secretary of State Hilary CLinton and Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon had both appealed for his release.

(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) APNP 10-20-09 1400CDT | save this article / add to your favorites list
Share This Article on Facebook


Related Content
Related KXNet.com Topics



All post and comments are subject to review and filtering by the KXNet.com Webmaster -

Any posts containing offensive language, threats, or any other form of abuse will be DELETED

In addition, all posts are logged and tracked in our database system including the IP Address and source computer details of the individual who submitted the post. All users commenting on KXNet.com articles and talk-forums are bound by the rules outlined in our Comment, Blog and Talk Forum Rules and are required to login as a registered member.

Click here for the KXNet.com Commenting Rules


Jump To: talk forums | blogs
Opinion, Blogs and Discussions
Most Commented Stories
  • Pomeroy on Health Care Vote ( 2 Comments )
  • Dagestan dahguhsTAHN' ( 1 Comments )
  • Former Fargo simulcast owner wants day in court ( 1 Comments )
  • Pomeroy votes for health care bill ( 1 Comments )
  • Senate Dems moving ahead on crucial health vote ( 1 Comments )
  • Army fears antiObama politics at Palin event ( 1 Comments )
  • Hunger in ND ( 1 Comments )
  • FIFA to poll players for soccer world team ( 0 Comments )
  • Talk Forum Discussions
    Blogs
    Related Categories

    jump to a KXNet category:
    Advertise on KXNet.com! Reaching over 300,000 people - Every Month! KXNet.com is the #1 TV News website in the entire state of North Dakota - Contact us Today!







    Contact KXNet.com

    Part of the KXNet.com North Dakota News Network
    Dickinson News - KXMA | Bismarck News - KXMB | Minot News - KXMC | Williston News - KXMD


    North Dakota Sports | Dickinson Sports | Bismarck Sports | Minot Sports | Williston Sports


    NEW! - Try the DakotaPolitics.com BETA site!
    North Dakota Politics and Government






    KXNet is part of the Midkota Media Network
    Free Classified Ads
    Bismarck Classifieds | Minot Classifieds | Williston Classifieds | Dickinson Classifieds | Jamestown Classifieds | Devils Lake Classifieds | Fargo Classifieds


    Total Outdoor Network
    North Dakota Outdoors | South Dakota Outdoors | Minnesota Outdoors | Nebraska Outdoors | Alaska Outdoors


    Fun and Entertainment
    BismanROCKS.com - Bismarck Mandan Music | BismanWeddings.com







    Designed and Programmed By Midkota Solutions