獲釋的澳大利亞記者稱不更換職業大綱

AustrAlian journalist Peter Greste says he wants to remain a foreign news correspondent, even after spending 400 days in an Egyptian jail on charges of broadcasting "false news."

The Al-Jazeera journalist, who was deported from Egypt earlier this week, smiled broadly as he spoke at a news conference Thursday alongside his parents in his hometown of Brisbane.

Greste also spoke of the difficulty in leaving behind his colleagues, Canadian-Egyptian Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian citizen Baher Mohamad, who remain in jail.

The journalists were arrested in December 2013 under charges they aided the banned Muslim Brotherhood and spread false news, though prosecutors provided little evidence for the accusations.

Greste said his time in detention was tough physically and mentally. But he added that he is in "pretty good health" and that he and his colleagues were not abused while in jail.澳大利亞記者格雷斯特表示，儘管他因被控散佈“假消息”而被埃及當局監禁400天，他願繼續做外國媒體記者。

本星期早些時候，這名半島電視臺記者被埃及驅逐出境。星期四，格雷斯特面帶笑容，與他的父母在家鄉布里斯班出席了記者會。他表示，不會放棄自己的工作。

格雷斯特還談到，他的同事埃及裔加拿大公民法赫米和埃及公民默哈邁德還在獄中，這讓他感到難過。

這三名記者於2013年12月被逮捕。埃及法庭指控他們支持被取締的穆斯林兄弟會以及散佈假消息，但檢察官幾乎沒有提出任何證據。

格雷斯特說，他在獄中經受了精神和身體的磨難。但他表示自己的“健康狀況相當好”，並說他和他的同事在監獄裏沒有受到虐待。