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BUSINESS leaders yesterday entered the press freedom debate, unequivocally rejecting the idea of a media appeals tribunal.
In what signifies the assumption of a more...
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Zimbabwe’s first independent daily newspaper to be launched in seven years said Friday that it will provide a counterpoint to state media that is fiercely loyal...
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WASHINGTON — President Obama signed legislation on Monday intended to promote a free press around the world, a bipartisan measure inspired by the murder in Pakistan...
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“Freedom of the press, freedom of association, the inviolability of domicile, and all the rest of the rights of man are respected so long as no one tries to use...
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Look at him. Isn’t he not inspiring?
One of the most remarkable, in a horrific sense, things about the Ben Ali dictatorship in Tunisia is its zero tolerance...
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Being a member of the Instablogs community, and one of the most prolific writers, I consider it a duty to shine a light on violations of freedom of the press.
I do...
made popular Apr 21 2010
Graffiti in Israel: Where are you Anat Kam? Source: Max Blumenthal.
The Israeli government is prosecuting or attempting to prosecute a former Israel Defense Forces...
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A dark cloud continues to gloom over the media industry in Uganda as government of the National Resistance Movement (NRM,) headed by dictatorial General Yoweri...
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The tyrannical regime of Tunisian president Ben Ali has denied a French journalist entry to the country. Demonstrating the “plurality” and...
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Israel often likes to brag that it is ostensible “the only democracy in the Middle East.” Considering that this “democracy” is a...
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Hundreds of opponents of President Hugo Chavez marched in support of press freedom in Venezuela on Wednesday, two years after his government refused to renew the...
made popular May 28 2009
The public-privately funded Freedom Houses composes annual lists and reports on the state of freedom in the world. The news this year is not good. In every single...
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End of monarchy and election of constituent assembly has installed a new government in Nepal, led by the chairman of CPN Maoist and prime minister Pushpa kamal Dahal...
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The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has learnt with great concern that Jagat Joshi, a reporter with the Nepali daily Janadisha, has been missing from...
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The Paris based group ‘Reporters sans frontiers’ has recently published its 2008 list of its annual ranking of press freedoms around the world.
The 2008...
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The Nigerian State Security Service, the SSS, is so incompetent that they screw up jobs that Ajegunle police department can handle. And you know how bad you have to be...
made popular Oct 23 2008
Is there any basis for this low rank ? India is shown way below Iceland (1), Lithuania (23), Bosnia and Herzegovina (34), UAE (48) and Lebanon (98). The article is as...
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