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How The Washington Post helped free Jason Rezaian from Iranian prison

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January 18, 2019

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For 544 days, Post reporter Jason Rezaian sat behind bars in Iran's notorious Evin prison, charged with espionage. His only "crime" was committing journalism, but he became an unwitting bargaining chip in Iran's international nuclear negotiations. This is the behindthescenes story of how The Washington Post rallied for the return of its reporter and for press freedom everywhere. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube

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