Full Coverage: Freedom of expression
May 2008
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08.05.2008
Exile-run media outlets and their undercover, in-country reporters have managed to keep independent news and information flowing on Myanmar politics, policies and natural disasters such as the May 2-3 cyclone.
more...+ Burma Regime Must Be Forced to Allow In Aid Related topics/regions: [Myanmar] Image: Photo from unidentified stringer showing hundreds seeking relief in the Burmese town of Labutta
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07.05.2008
Zimbabweans are increasingly harnessing new technologies -- notably cell phones and the internet -- to challenge the ever more dictatorial nature of Mugabe's regime.
more...From: Global Voices Online Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [Governance] [Activism] [Internet] [ICT] [Communication] |
05.05.2008
Attacks on freedom of press are akin to attacks on international law, humanity and freedom itself, said UN head Ban Ki-moon on World Press Freedom Day, celebrated on May 3, drawing attention to the increasing targeting of journalists around the world and the failure to prosecute such crimes.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [United Nations] [Democracy] [Politics] [Information & media] Image: Freedom of the press/ Photo credit: UN
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04.05.2008
Thirty-nine "predators of press freedom" - men and women who directly attack journalists or order others to - are named and shamed.
more...From: Reporter Senza Frontiere Related topics/regions: [Media] |
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