Recognition for pioneering women journalists in India
The Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) Media Trust’s Astor Award – one of the most prestigious and oldest press media freedom
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Outrage amid the grief as another journalist is killed in Bangladesh
Picture shows the burial of Golam Rabbani Nadim, attended by thousands of mourners. The Bangladeshi journalistic community has expressed shock
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William Horsley, CJA Executive Committee member and consultant to the Council of Europe, looks at the impact of this landmark
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‘Excitement and Risk’ in the media of the future
By CJA Executive Committee member, and conference organiser, RICHARD BOURNE Video coverage of all discussions at the conference can be
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What are our governments doing to end media oppression in the Commonwealth?
Before the heads of government meeting in Rwanda in the week of June 20th, comes an impassioned call for the
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“Now we can’t say we didn’t know or see … “
Tributes to the dedication and sacrifices of journalists covering the Ukrainian conflict have been paid at a service at the
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UNESCO call for journalists’ safety echoes CJA Principles campaign
A new UNESCO report has highlighted the trends and challenges regarding the safety of foreign correspondents, as well as the crucial
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Nigerian Twitter ban sparks plea to Commonwealth
The Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Patricia Scotland, has said the Commonwealth is closely monitoring developments around the suspension of Twitter,
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African journalists back Ugandan colleagues after army violence
Above, a radio reporter is challenged by police in Uganda during demonstrations in December in the Presidential election campaign. The
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A prominent Ugandan journalist and academic has painted a grim picture of what life is like for her fellow professionals
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