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Uzbekistan decides not to renew accreditation of Polish reporter

Prominent media groups big NO to PMDA Ordinance      Journalist bodies to form joint action committee against PMDA      Uzbekistan decides not to renew accreditation of Polish reporter      IFJ to Pakistan government: respect press freedom      FIA told to start probe against Toor following Shiffa s complaint      Zimbabwe court denies bail to NY Times freelancer Jeffrey Moyo      Journalist Peter Thompson who played hockey for England dies      Hamid Mir reminds PM of his promise of true press freedom      Non-bailable arrest warrants for five journalists          12:06 AM JournalismPakistan.com June 03, 2021 Published 2 hours ago TASHKENT The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan has rejected the application of Agnieszka Pikulicka, a freelance correspondent for Al-Jazeera and The Guardian based in the capital city, to renew her press accreditation.

Uzbekistan: Journalists still face threats and intimidation despite recent positive reforms

8 minute read President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev greets the audience at an official celebration marking the Newroz festival, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 21 March 2021, Presidency of Uzbekistan / Handout/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Though the liberalization of the media landscape and an increase in media pluralism has meant reporting on some sensitive topics such as forced labour or graft is now permitted, any form of investigative or critical journalism directed at the authorities is still met with [an] authoritarian response. This statement was originally published on ipi.media on 30 April 2021. In recent years, media freedom in Uzbekistan has improved under the rule of Shavkat Mirziyoyev. The reformist prime minister turned president has been in power since 2016 following the death of long-time ruler Islam Karimov. Since then, Mirziyoyev has moved to open up one of the world’s harshest dictatorships: quickly freeing imprisoned journalists, unblo

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