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CPJ urges Uzbekistan to acquit Umida Akhmedova, release imprisoned journalists

Freedom of Expression, IFEX
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February 19, 2010
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IFEX   International Freedom of Expression eXchange International Freedom of Expression eXchange: In an open letter, CPJ calls on the Uzbek president to guarantee the right to freedom of expression for all citizens.

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CPJ urges Uzbekistan to acquit Umida Akhmedova, release imprisoned journalists

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