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US Attorney General Asked to Investigate Bailey Case

August 3, 2008 Uncategorized 55 Comments
Cbmain.jpgIn an article posted on their website on Friday August 1, Reporters Without Borders, the international press freedom organization, expressed their dissapointment that 1 year after the death of Oakland Post Editor Chauncey Bailey, more headway has not been made in the case.  The entire article can be read here. The organization has also released a petition calling for the Attorney General of the United States to take up the case of and expedite the investigation.  Concerned citizens are asked to sing the petition, located on the Reporters Without Borders Website at www.rsf.org, or by following the link here.
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