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Mohammed Zubair bail: India must to do much more to protect journalists

India is one of the most dangerous places for journalists. The situation has become even worse recently as the state tries to stamp out watchdog journalism.

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Former Apple Daily executive given immunity to testify against Jimmy Lai

This is the latest development in the upcoming trial of Jimmy Lai, who faces multiple charges under Hong Kong's so-called National Security Law.

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Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas tops 10 most urgent media freedom cases as rights groups highlight cases against female journalists

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Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

An Istanbul court on Friday sentenced Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas to more than two years in prison for insulting the president. Kabas has been in pret

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Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

An Istanbul court on Friday sentenced Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas to more than two years in prison for insulting the president. Kabas has been in pret

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