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Time running out for betrayed Afghans and their families

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Cannes, August 19, 2021 by Mark Porter Taliban death squads are intensifying their search for anyone they believe worked with UK, US, and NATO forces and...
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Kabul – dark “new normal” for journalists and freedom

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London, August 20, 2021 by William Horsley, AEJ Media Freedom Representative Afghan journalists and other media workers are among those in greatest danger of violent reprisals...
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A new law to shut up US journalists?

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A First Amendment precedent? by Mark Porter, Cannes, August 19, 2021 In America, it is very hard for government officials to win libel suits. All that...
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After the Taliban takeover – press reports and analysis

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(es) Vienna. Updated August 19, 2021 The Afghan disaster remains on every tv screen and in every European newspaper headline, with little clarity about what...
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Polish govt on brink over media clampdown

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(es) Warsaw/ Vienna. August 12, 2021 The Polish governing alliance was today on the brink of collapse over its thinly-disguised attempt to close down the...
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AEJ – “never again” on state role in Daphne murder

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London/ Valletta. July 30, 2021 “Never again!” AEJ calls for decisive action by William Horsley, Media Freedom Special Representative The AEJ welcomes the findings of the final...
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Daphne murder report confirms state complicity

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(es/ wm) Valletta, updated July 31, 2021 The Maltese Prime Minister, Dr. Robert Abela, yesterday received the Public Inquiry report into the murder of investigative...
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Messing with people’s heads on vacc policy

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(es) Vienna, July 29, 2021 It is no longer politically correct to use the word "gullible", and there are no doubt some who believe it's...
Europe

Pegasus scandal: Orban in electronic tangle

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Budapest/ Vienna. Updated August 11, 2021 by Edward Steen, AEJ sec-gen Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán has become the first European leader to be challenged to...
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UNESCO backs campaign for journalists

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London, July 27, 2021 from William Horsley, AEJ Media Freedom Representative The just-released UNESCO paper on Freedom of Expression and the Safety of Foreign Correspondents, was...
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