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AP photo By Amnesty International The Bangladeshi government has
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Iranian journalist given 40 lashes for ‘inaccurate reporting’
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No peace for journalists in Iraq
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Court orders Police Officer to defend himself over assaulting TV Journalist in Uganda
By Robert Ssewankambo The Ugandan Buganda Road Court has ordered
Uhuru Kenyatta must be prepared to lose unless he changes tactics
By Joe Khamisi If free and fair elections were to
Journalism is not a crime
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Tanzania’s Magufuli must abandon isolationism and join the rest of the world
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AFP photo By Grégory Wilson On July 15, President
Journalists in Uganda advised not to register with Media Council
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Philippines: President Duterte must break the cycle of human rights violations
By Amnesty International The Philippines’ new President Rodrigo Duterte must
Zambia must release detained newspaper owner and staff
AFP photo By Amnesty International Authorities must immediately and
Bangladesh urged to drop charges against Journalist
By Amnesty International Bangladeshi authorities must immediately and unconditionally drop
Zambia: Closure of independent newspaper ploy to crackdown on freedom of press
By Amnesty International The decision to shut down the independent
Eritrea must immediately and unconditionally release prisoners of conscience
By Amnesty International The Eritrean foreign minister’s confirmation that all
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Gambia: Crackdown and brutal repression in run up to elections
By Amnesty International Authorities in Gambia must free dozens of
People in South Sudan with disabilities advocate for equal rights
By Peter Louis The newly established South Sudan Information Commission
Case of Ugandan politician’s assault of journalist continues
By Robert Ssewankambo A Magistrates Court in the Ugandan town
Ugandan police arrest politicians and radio show host prior to election
By Robert Ssewankambo It has emerged that prior to the
UNESCO welcomes establishment of autonomous South Sudan media authority
By Peter Louis UNESCO has welcomed the establishment of an autonomous
Bangladesh’s top English news daily editor faces legal barrage
By Sheuli Akter The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has
Uganda’s legislature at war with the Fourth Estate – Media
By Gloria Nakiyimba A war between the legislature and the
Ugandan journalist’s home broken into, vital information stolen
By Robert Ssewankambo Unknown people broke into the house of
Exhibit goes missing as investigating officer testifies in journalist’s assualt case
By Robert Ssewankambo Detective Assistant Superintendent of Police, Angenyo Moureen,
Another journalist assaulted at Ugandan election rally
By Robert Ssewankambo A journalist working with the Ugandan Masaka-based
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