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Journalist confesses to espionage amid fears he was coerced
Vardanyan's lawyer believes that the journalist was forced to confess in exchange for a meeting with his wife. -
Writer Vladimir Neklyayev and editor Sergei Voznyak released
The charges of "spreading false information" remain. -
ANEM urges government to appoint director of company tasked with assisting transition to digital broadcasting
ANEM appealed to the authorities to appoint the director without further delay in order to safeguard the media and protect ... -
Two reporters harassed in separate incidents
DİHA reporter Pınar Ural was attacked on a bus in Istanbul while reporter Murat Altunöz was threatened by security guards ... -
Don’t Silence Voice of America | The Heritage Foundation
Although diplomats and pundits have crowned Web 2.0 as the new communications king, radio remains the globe’s most trusted source ... -
More media workers killed in Dagestan
A director of a local television station in Dagestan who was on his way to repair television equipment was shot ... -
Authorities ignore broadcaster's call for violence against journalists
A popular Macedonian broadcaster caused waves across the country when it issued a list of targeted journalists, accusing them of ... -
Tashkent journalist receives death threats over critical article
Iskander Arifzhanov claims he was threatened over an article he wrote criticising the head of a joint stock company, despite ... -
Reporter released pending trial after five months in detention
İsmail Eskin, a journalism student, was arrested at his home on 1 December 2009 after covering a protest. -
Telecommunications authority accused of concealing information on blocked websites
"More transparency from the authorities about website blocking is essential," RSF says.
