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Nigeria at the crossroads after disputed election

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Africa’s biggest democracy, Nigeria, is currently facing her toughest test since the 1967-1970 civil war where millions of Nigerians lost

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Indian journalists condemn “intimidation” of BBC

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Picture shows Hindu activists demonstrating against the BBC in Delhi.   The Press Club of India has strongly criticised the

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Killing the story: How the Kashmiri press was silenced after the region lost autonomy

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By IPSITA CHAKRAVARTY of the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford Picture shows Indian security force personnel keeping guard

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PM laments quality of journalism

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The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Keith Rowley, has lamented the calibre of journalism in the country and other

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Boost for investigative journalism in Africa

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The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has issued a new report on investigative journalism in Afrixca. The growth

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Tanzanian legal hold on media attacked

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The President of the Journalists Workers ‘Union of Tanzania (JOWUTA), Claud Gwandu, pictured, has called on the Tanzanian Government to

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Information freedom step closer in Gambia

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President Adama Barrow of Gambia has signed the Access To Information Bill into law. The new measures are intended to

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Media Freedom Principles “edging closer”

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The CJA’s painstaking efforts to gain acceptance of its Twelve Principles on media freedom are making progress with Commonwealth governments,

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Stand with civil society, journalists told

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The distinguished journalist and author Sir Mark Tully, pictured, has spoken of the huge debt journalism owes to civil society,

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Why media must have highest standards, before questioning others …

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SYED BADRUL AHSAN examines the special significance of World Press Freedom Day Free expression matters. And it matters enormously in

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Newsletter December 2022

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