Ukrainian Regime Persecutes and Kills Opposition Politicians and Journalists
According to 2014 Reporters Without Borders report, Syria, Palestine, Ukraine, Iraq and Libya have been named the deadliest countries for reporters. (1) Conflict-torn Ukraine has become the worst...
View ArticlePersonal details of murdered journalist & ex-MP found posted on Ukrainian...
The journalist and ex-MP who were gunned down in Kiev this week were on an ‘enemies of the state’ database – a social media website supported by the aide to Ukraine's interior minister. The bloggers...
View Article20 Palestinian journalists being held in Israeli jails
Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian journalist on Wednesday after raiding his home in Nablus, bringing the total number of journalists imprisoned by Israel to 20.
View ArticleCitizen-Journalist Fined for Telling the Truth
Vera Scroggins of Susquehanna County, Pa., was found to be in contempt of court, Thursday, and fined $1,000. Her offense? She tells the truth.
View ArticleEgypt: 1.4 violations against journalists every 72 hours
According to a report issued by the Press Syndicate's Freedom Committee, in cooperation with five human rights organisations, journalists are still at risk of abuses by the authorities and "some state...
View ArticleAnother Mexican Journalist Found Dead with Signs of Torture
Mexican radio and print journalist Armando Saldaña Morales was found dead Monday in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca with apparent signs of torture, the state attorney general's office confirmed.
View ArticleIrish billionaire muzzles Irish media from reporting on dealings with toxic bank
Ireland is in the throes of an outright assault on press freedom and it comes in the form of a legal injunction preventing reporting on the financial affairs of Ireland's richest businessman and owner...
View Article‘He will pay a heavy price’: Erdogan threatens Turkish editor-in-chief for...
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has publicly threatened the editor-in-chief of a Cumhuriyet daily for publishing a report, which showed police discovering weapons ready to be sent to Syrian rebels in...
View ArticleTrial of Al Jazeera staff adjourned for tenth time
The retrial of three Al Jazeera journalists has been adjourned for a tenth time in Egypt. The court in Cairo said on Sunday that a verdict in the case would now be delivered on August 29. Image Credit:...
View ArticleJournalists, Dissenters Targets of Egypt’s Draconian ‘Anti-Terror’ Law
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday officially signed into law sweeping new "anti-terrorism" legislation that dramatically expands his powers to impose the death penalty, crack down on...
View ArticleUkrainian Regime Persecutes and Kills Opposition Politicians and Journalists
According to 2014 Reporters Without Borders report, Syria, Palestine, Ukraine, Iraq and Libya have been named the deadliest countries for reporters. (1) Conflict-torn Ukraine has become the worst...
View ArticlePersonal details of murdered journalist & ex-MP found posted on Ukrainian...
The journalist and ex-MP who were gunned down in Kiev this week were on an ‘enemies of the state’ database – a social media website supported by the aide to Ukraine's interior minister. The bloggers...
View Article20 Palestinian journalists being held in Israeli jails
Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian journalist on Wednesday after raiding his home in Nablus, bringing the total number of journalists imprisoned by Israel to 20.
View ArticleCitizen-Journalist Fined for Telling the Truth
Vera Scroggins of Susquehanna County, Pa., was found to be in contempt of court, Thursday, and fined $1,000. Her offense? She tells the truth.
View ArticleEgypt: 1.4 violations against journalists every 72 hours
According to a report issued by the Press Syndicate's Freedom Committee, in cooperation with five human rights organisations, journalists are still at risk of abuses by the authorities and "some state...
View ArticleAnother Mexican Journalist Found Dead with Signs of Torture
Mexican radio and print journalist Armando Saldaña Morales was found dead Monday in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca with apparent signs of torture, the state attorney general's office confirmed.
View ArticleIrish billionaire muzzles Irish media from reporting on dealings with toxic bank
Ireland is in the throes of an outright assault on press freedom and it comes in the form of a legal injunction preventing reporting on the financial affairs of Ireland's richest businessman and owner...
View Article‘He will pay a heavy price’: Erdogan threatens Turkish editor-in-chief for...
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has publicly threatened the editor-in-chief of a Cumhuriyet daily for publishing a report, which showed police discovering weapons ready to be sent to Syrian rebels in...
View ArticleTrial of Al Jazeera staff adjourned for tenth time
The retrial of three Al Jazeera journalists has been adjourned for a tenth time in Egypt. The court in Cairo said on Sunday that a verdict in the case would now be delivered on August 29. Image Credit:...
View ArticleJournalists, Dissenters Targets of Egypt’s Draconian ‘Anti-Terror’ Law
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday officially signed into law sweeping new "anti-terrorism" legislation that dramatically expands his powers to impose the death penalty, crack down on...
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