Can Egypt’s leaders be pressured into protecting press freedom? | Freedom of the Press
From: Inside Story Al Jazeera condemns the 15-year jail sentence given to its journalist for interviewing an opposition leader. Al
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Australia’s new PM Albanese backs climate, defying Murdoch media | Media
From: The Listening Post Climate was a big factor in the Australian elections despite the Murdoch media push. Plus, the
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Ethiopian rights body seeks release of 16 detained journalists | Abiy Ahmed News
The authorities have justified arrests of media personnel by accusing them of siding with rebels. Ethiopia’s state-appointed human rights body
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Palestinian probe says Israeli forces deliberately shot Abu Akleh | Occupied West Bank News
BREAKINGBREAKING, Palestine’s Attorney General says probe found that slain Al Jazeera journalist was intentionally shot by Israeli forces. A Palestinian
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Afghan female journalists defiant as Taliban restrictions grow | Media News
Mahira* has become a familiar face on Afghan television, as viewers tune in every night to watch her present the
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Israel’s disinformation playbook: Delay, deflect, deny | Media
From: The Listening Post Israel falls back on its media manipulation tactics after the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh attracts
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The Voice of Palestine: When a journalist becomes the story | Israel-Palestine conflict
Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by Israeli forces on May 11, while covering an Israeli military raid
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Shireen Abu Akleh: US lawmakers demanding FBI investigate killing | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Washington, DC – Dozens of US legislators have signed onto a letter demanding the FBI investigate the killing of Al
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Shireen Abu Akleh – What happened? | Start Here
What we know about the killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Source link
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The El Salvador diaries: My days as a ‘terrorist’ | Freedom of the Press
When I arrived in El Salvador on April 12 – a bit more than two weeks into the national state
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