The troubling case of Bilal Hussein, the Iraqi photographer who worked for the Associated Press and spent 20 months in detention by the US military forces, may be nearing a conclusion. Though he has not been formally charged with a crime he appeared in court last week, at last. An Iraqi magistrate will now decide his fate. A lengthy article in the International Herald Tribune considers Hussein's situation and that of other Iraqi journalists working for western news organisations.
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