RSF’s 2020 round-up: 35% rise in number of women journalists held arbitrarily
04/01/2020
RSF is launching #Tracker_19 to monitor and evaluate the impacts of the #Covid_19 pandemic on journalism. It will document censorship and disinformation, and their impact on the right to reliable information.
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10/02/2020
RSF was the only NGO to monitor four weeks of proceedings in the US extradition case of @wikileaks publisher Julian Assange. @rebecca_vincent gives an overview of what we observed and our concerns in the case. We'll have a full analysis out soon.
#FreeAssange https://t.co/3ZCA9mXs3d
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11/17/2020
#RSFAwards2020: RSF Announces Nominees for Press Freedom Awards 2020 to be awarded in #Taipei on 8 December.
12 journalists and media outlets from 12 countries are competing in three categories; prize for Courage, Impact and Independence.
https://t.co/IO8Sz26UA7
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10/19/2020
RSF’s correspondent in #Algeria has been held for more than 200 days. We deployed a huge, 320-sq-metre portrait of him in Paris to press for his release. The musician @souadmassioff, the artist @christianguemy and RSF secretary-general @cdeloire were there ↓ https://t.co/029yzWPJGP
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