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05.01.2006

Young newspaper editor freed after six months in prison

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05.01.2006

Call for new investigation of attacks on women journalists in Cairo

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04.01.2006

Colombo-based exile radio and website raided in manipulation of Interpol

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04.01.2006

Early release for leading journalist follows international campaigns

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Technological censorship and surveillance Disinformation and propaganda Digital space and democracy Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

New report on Russian media in exile: RSF calls for increased support amid unprecedented digital repression

Models and good practices Report

USA: RSF report shows press freedom shortcomings in key swing states ahead of 2024 election

Independence and pluralism Violence against journalists Report

Voices heard but repressed: RSF’s new report “Journalism in The #MeToo Era” calls for increased support for journalists covering gender violence and women’s rights

Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

RSF’s new report calls for the creation of a fund to rebuild Ukraine’s media landscape

Media sustainability Report

Afghanistan: RSF calls for continued support for media in exile, essential sources of information in the face of censorship in the country

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Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

More than 70 obstacles to reporters' work in three years: journalism at a crossroads in Senegal

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03.01.2006

Restless journalists at Beijing News kept under close surveillance

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03.01.2006

State security agents threaten young journalist with imprisonment

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03.01.2006

Columnist spends weekend in prison for criticising president

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02.01.2006

Government continues to tighten its grip on the press with elections now 50 days away

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30.12.2005

President vetoes criminal code reform under which journalists could have been jailed

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Digital space and democracy

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Independence and pluralism

Thématique - Indépendance et pluralisme

Models and good practices

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Media sustainability

Thématique - Soutenabilité des médias

Violence against journalists

Thématique - Violences contre les journalistes

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