Syrian journalists remain defiant
Reporters who fled Syria to Europe are taking advantage of press freedom to get their message across back home.
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A group of Syrian journalists who have fled the ongoing conflict in Syria know all about media freedom.
From a studio in the French capital, Paris, they are broadcasting news and features to those back home and it is attracting a huge audience.
Al Jazeera's Harry Smith reports from Paris.
