How Gaza’s estimated 1,000 journalists are preparing for an onslaught
Journalists in Gaza report a shortage of protective equipment, while comms networks are going down.
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Why journalists deserve convention protecting ‘inalienable rights that are frequently denied’
The case for an international convention to protect journalists.
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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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Assange is the excuse for all who jail journalists
Why the pursuit of Assange creates an "immediate jeopardy" for journalists.
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Threats to female journalists ‘driving women out of the news industry’, conference hears
Journalists around the world need to take threats against women “much more seriously because they are driving women out of…
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Global union IFJ appoints journalist at Moroccan socialist newspaper as president
A journalist at a socialist newspaper in Morocco has been named the new president of global union the International Federation…
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Press freedom groups fear staged murder of Russian journalist could ‘damage media credibility’
Press freedom groups have said they fear the staged murder of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, as part of a secret…
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IFJ says ‘trustworthy’ news will be ‘essential’ over next four years as it calls on Trump to halt media attacks
The International Federation of Journalists has called on incoming US President Donald Trump to stop attacking the media as it…
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