A journalist for The Guardian was expelled from Morocco on Thursday, the British newspaper said after he landed in London.
"Saeed Kamali Dehghan is safe and well, and has returned to London.
"We are surprised that a respected Guardian correspondent reporting in Morocco was told to leave the country, and we are looking into the circumstances in more detail," The Guardian said in a statement.
Kamali Dehghan landed in London on Thursday afternoon on a flight from Casablanca.
The newspaper did not give further information on the incident, which followed Kamali Dehghan's attendance earlier in the week at a Women in Africa summit in Marrakesh.
The British foreign ministry told AFP it was unaware of any journalists being deported from Morocco to Britain.
Kamali Dehghan is principally The Guardian's Iran correspondent and is based in London, where the newspaper has its headquarters.
In 2010 he was named Journalist of the Year by the Foreign Press Association for his coverage of protests in Tehran following the 2009 elections.
source: AFP
GMT 08:00 2017 Friday ,10 November
Karam al-Masri: Syrian journalist who documented his city's destructionGMT 13:43 2017 Tuesday ,24 October
Stabbed Russian journalist 'in recovery'GMT 13:16 2017 Thursday ,19 October
Slain Malta journalist's sons dismiss reward, tell PM to quitGMT 09:07 2017 Saturday ,07 October
Mexican photojournalist found dead after kidnappingGMT 08:06 2017 Wednesday ,27 September
Journalist accused of terror links freed from jail in TurkeyGMT 10:05 2017 Saturday ,23 September
Bangladesh grants bail to two detained Myanmar journalistsGMT 13:42 2017 Thursday ,21 September
Second Indian journalist killed in one monthGMT 07:32 2017 Monday ,11 September
Belgian Laurent Van der Stockt wins international photojournalism honourMaintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2023 ©
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2023 ©