Repressions grow in Algeria, is freedom of speech in danger? | Human Rights News
Since February 2019, Mustapha Bendjama, the editor of the daily newspaper Le Provincial, has been held by police forces and
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Azerbaijan arrests two journalists investigating political corruption | Freedom of the Press News
The arrests of the director and editor in chief of Abzas Media come after a series of reports looking into
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Two journalists killed by Israeli bombing on Bureij refugee camp | Gaza
NewsFeed In the past 24 hours, six media professionals have been killed by Israeli bombing, including journalists Sari Mansour and
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Russian convicted over journalist Anna Politkovskaya’s murder pardoned | Freedom of the Press News
Former police officer had been serving a 20-year sentence over his role in the killing of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya.
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Al Jazeera engineer loses 19 family members in Israeli air raid | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Al Jazeera condemns Israeli attack on Jabalia refugee camp that killed family members of broadcast engineer Mohamed Abu Al-Qumsan. Mohamed
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Gaza’s journalists: Reporting under bombardment | Israel-Palestine conflict
With little sleep, internet or safety, Gazan journalists are getting information out. Plus Ghassan Kanafani – the voice of Palestinian
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Family of Al Jazeera Gaza bureau head killed in Israeli air raid | Israel-Palestine conflict News
An Israeli air raid has killed daughter, wife, son, of Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Wael Al-Dahdouh. The wife, son and
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Russia detains journalist with dual Russian and US citizenship | Freedom of the Press News
Russia’s detention of US journalists has drawn criticism from press freedom groups. Russia has detained a Russian-American journalist at a
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Guardian cartoonist’s contract not renewed after Netanyahu drawing | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Steve Bell says cartoon was rejected by the outlet for evoking the anti-Semitic ‘pound of flesh’ trope. The British news
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King of Jordan approves ‘draconian’ cybercrime law | Cybercrime News
Fourteen rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, previously said in a joint statement the law is ‘draconian’. The King of
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