Nils Horner deserves justice ten years after murder – as do journalists killed in Gaza
Swedish Radio boss says working as a journalist in many countries has become even more dangerous.
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Catastrophe for Afghanistan’s media but we could speed recovery
Fewer than 3,000 journalists are reported to remain in Afghanistan.
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Tolonews TV station boss speaks out: ‘How can we save Afghanistan journalism?’
The boss of an Afghanistan TV news station has warned there is “no strong hope for economic survivability” for the…
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Trapped ex-BBC worker says Afghanistan worst place in the world for journalists
An Afghan who worked for the BBC has said his country is currently the “worst place in the world” to…
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Some 200 Afghan journalists given right to settle in UK following appeal from media outlets
The UK Government has promised to take action to protect some 200 Afghan journalists who worked with the British media.…
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Death threats, social media scrubbing and chaos: How the CPJ is fighting to help Afghan journalists flee the Taliban
The Committee to Protect Journalists is receiving hundreds of “SOS emails” a day from Afghans attempting to flee the Taliban,…
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The swift Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has news organisations simultaneously trying to cover the story, protect their journalists and families,…
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UK offers visas to Afghans who worked with Brit journalists after cross-industry plea
Update 6 August: The UK will offer special visas to Afghans that worked with British media organisations after a cross-industry…
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