More than half world without freedom of expression as India falls into ‘crisis’, report
India's fall down into the "crisis" category has driven the decline.
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Al Jazeera Gaza correspondent accuses international journalists of not doing enough
Journalist says Western journalists "not covering the war like they should".
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Alex Crawford slams Govt’s ’empty’ press freedom promises ‘without action’ on Gaza access
Crawford said a speech given to editors by the Prime Minister this week was "empty words".
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RSF Press Freedom Index 2024: UK and US scores hit by widespread job cuts
Worldwide, RSF said political attacks on journalists have stepped up.
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Case dropped against press photographer after altercation with police officer at scene of fatal car fire
Barrister for Dimitris Legakis said case raised "legitimate questions about the freedom of the press".
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Met Police issues apology nearly ten years after detaining journalists at protest
One photographer was hit in the face in the lead-up to the detention of the journalists.
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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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Police ‘mounted surveillance op’ after journalists’ arrest in bid to find source
Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney are still finding out new allegations of police surveillance against them.
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