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Legal framework and justice systemViolence against journalistsReport 06.06.2024 More than 70 obstacles to reporters' work in three years: journalism at a crossroads in Senegal
Violence against journalistsReport 17.04.2024 “Watch out because we’re coming for you”: An RSF report on unprecedented transnational repression of Iranian journalists in the UK
Violence against journalistsReport 14.12.2023 RSF’s 2023 Round-up: 45 journalists killed in the line of duty worldwide – a drop despite the tragedy in Gaza
Legal framework and justice systemViolence against journalistsReport 29.09.2023 Greek authorities failed to investigate journalist murders, find press freedom organizations
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Violence against journalistsReport 28.04.2023 A journalist was harassed online every three seconds during Brazil’s election campaign