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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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