How Tutu embodied the moral compass of a nation
A personal tribute by SYED BADRUL AHSAN Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s death at the age of ninety takes away from our
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Assange ruling ‘a great injustice’
Picture shows supporters of Julian Assange outside the HIgh Court in London. On 10 December the UK High Court ruled
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How the media boom in Pakistan has a deadly downside
By Ehsan Ahmed Sehar, President of the Rural Media Network Pakistan The last three decades have increased freedom for the
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Will giving the Nobel Peace Prize to two journalists make a difference?
Yes it can, argues WILLIAM HORSLEY, CJA Executive Committee member and Media Freedom Representative of the Association of European Journalists.
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David Spark, dedicated to development journalism
A CJA stalwart from the organisation’s earliest days, David Spark, has died in London. He was 89. This appreciation is
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CJA demands justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia on 4th anniversary of her murder
The CJA joined leading international press freedom organisations in a vigil outside the Maltese High Commission in London, pictured, on
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Could a new president in Zambia mark another turning point for Africa?
SYED BADRUL AHSAN looks at how new leaderships can inspire, and sometimes disappoint … Interesting things have lately been happening
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Who wants a “better behaved” media … ?
BHARAT BHUSHAN looks at how much of the Indian media gives the prime minister an easy ride. Hours after being
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Killing the story: How the Kashmiri press was silenced after the region lost autonomy
By IPSITA CHAKRAVARTY of the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford Picture shows Indian security force personnel keeping guard
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Tanzanian legal hold on media attacked
The President of the Journalists Workers ‘Union of Tanzania (JOWUTA), Claud Gwandu, pictured, has called on the Tanzanian Government to
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