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Lebanon president calls Israeli strike on journalists ‘blatant crime’

Lebanon president calls Israeli strike on journalists ‘blatant crime’

By AFP ·
France FM urges foreign press access to Gaza

France FM urges foreign press access to Gaza

By AFP ·
National Press Club lauds Pakistan’s announcement of health insurance scheme for journalists

National Press Club lauds Pakistan’s announcement of health insurance scheme for journalists

By Aamir Saeed ·
Morocco’s national press union has called for the provisional release of the two journalists but defended the right of the plaintiff to seek justice in a fair trial. (AFP)

Trial of Moroccan journalists raises fears of repression

By AP ·
Hong Kong's its press freedom ranking has slipped dramatically in recent years. (AFP)

Hong Kong police raid pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, arrest five

By AFP ·
World Press Freedom Day events raise alarm on fake news

World Press Freedom Day events raise alarm on fake news

By AP ·
Bouteflika decision to run again stirs mixed reactions in Algiers press

Bouteflika decision to run again stirs mixed reactions in Algiers press

By AFP ·
European-Islamic media forum calls for clamp down on hate speech in Western press

European-Islamic media forum calls for clamp down on hate speech in Western press

By Arab News ·
White House aides and press corps toasts press freedom, Trump a no-show

White House aides and press corps toasts press freedom, Trump a no-show

By Arab News ·
Douma safe for press visits, not safe for UN chemical inspectors photos

Douma safe for press visits, not safe for UN chemical inspectors

By Arab News ·
Special No attempt to suppress press freedom, insists Philippine government

No attempt to suppress press freedom, insists Philippine government

By Ellie Aben ·
65 journalists and media workers killed globally in 2017: Reporters Without Borders

65 journalists and media workers killed globally in 2017: Reporters Without Borders

By AFP ·
Turkey seeks arrest of 35 media workers over alleged Gulen links

Turkey seeks arrest of 35 media workers over alleged Gulen links

By AFP ·

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