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International Media Bodies Condemn Arrest Of Niger Republic Journalist, Samira Sabou By Military Junta Over Reports Of Intimidation, Demand Release

The Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism (CCIJ) and the Norbert Zongo Unit for Investigative Journalism in West Africa (CENOZO), have condemned the recent arrest of a Nigerien journalist and activist, Samira Sabou, over a report on intimidation and threats by the military leaders in the country. This is contained in a joint statement issued by the organisations. The media organisations noted that they were deeply troubled by the recurring deprivation of Samira Sabou's freedom for carrying out her job in the country.

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CCIJ partners CENOZO on cross-border investigative journalism in West Africa

CCIJ partners CENOZO on cross-border investigative journalism in West Africa
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The Bissau Corridor

The Bissau Corridor . This report has been translated from Portuguese. To read the original report in Expresso, click here. The farm is on the outskirts of Mansoa, a town two hours inland from Bissau. It’s a cluster of.

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Four leading investigative journalists join 2022 Jury of UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize

Prominent journalists Margo Smit (The Netherlands), Mauricio Weibel (Chile), Yasuomi Sawa (Japan) and Mae Azango (Liberia) have been appointed as

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Windhoek+30 Declaration calls for affirming information is a public good

virtual participants from 150+ countries The Windhoek+30 Declaration takes forward the spirit of the original 1991 Windhoek Declaration, but makes reference to nowadays persistent and new challenges to media freedom such as risk of media extinction amid a “severe economic crisis” and disruption of traditional media business models; “increasing proliferation, amplification and promotion of […] disinformation and hate speech;” as well as “enduring and new threats to the safety of journalists and the free exercise of journalism, including killings, harassment of women, offline and online attacks”. The Declaration also contains recommendations to take effective steps to nurture a diversity of viable public, private and community media, while safeguarding their independence. Furthermore, it calls on mainstreaming Media and Information Literacy, as well as to work on ensuring transparency of technological companies.

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