Peter Greste

Al-Jazeera English television journalist Mohamed Fahmy talks to his lawyer Amal Clooney before hearing the verdict at a court in Cairo, Egypt, on Saturday. Fahmy and two others were sentenced to three years in prison on terrorism-related charges.

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Al-Jazeera Journalists Sentenced In Egypt To 3 Years In Prison

3:40pm August 29, 2015

by Scott Neuman

The outcome in the closely watched trial shocked many observers. The Qatar-based network's acting secretary-general said the verdict was politically motivated and "defies logic and common sense."

Al Jazeera English producer Baher Mohamed (from left), Canadian-Egyptian acting Cairo bureau chief Mohamed Fahmy and correspondent Peter Greste appear in court along with several other defendants during their trial on terrorism charges in Cairo.

Egypt Postpones Verdict In Trial Of Al Jazeera Journalists

9:18am July 30, 2015

by Eyder Peralta

The network said it was "outraged" that the court had been adjourned. The three journalists had been jailed for allegedly aiding the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Egyptian Judge Grants Bail To Al-Jazeera English Journalists

9:24am February 12, 2015

by Scott Neuman

The move is seen as possibly boding well for the fate of the two journalists for the news outlet who are still on trial for allegedly aiding the banned Muslim Brotherhood.

Australian journalist Peter Greste (left) of Al-Jazeera news channel and his colleagues, Egyptian-Canadian Mohamed Fadel Fahmy (center) and Egyptian Baher Mohamed, listen to the verdict inside the defendants' cage during their trial for allegedly supporti

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Al-Jazeera English Journalists To Get Retrial In Egypt

11:52am February 08, 2015

by Scott Neuman

The announcement of a retrial comes days after the journalists' colleague, Australian Peter Greste, was suddenly released and deported.

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Freed Al-Jazeera Journalist Looks Forward To 'The Little Things'

2:56pm February 02, 2015

by Krishnadev Calamur

Australian Peter Greste, who spent more than a year in an Egyptian prison, was freed on Sunday. He says he remains concerned about his still-jailed Al-Jazeera colleagues.