UK: Concern Social Networks Targeted As BlackBerry Helps Police Identify Rioters
Reporters Without Borders said it is worried about cooperation between Research in Motion (RIM), the Canadian manufacturer of the popular
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Author: Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders defends journalists and media assistants imprisoned or persecuted for doing their job and exposes the mistreatment and torture of them in many countries.
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Articles by Reporters Without Borders:
Dominican Republican: Investigative Journalist’s Murder Probably Linked To His Work
Reporters Without Borders condemns yesterday’s murder of TV presenter José Agustín Silvestre de los Santos, who was kidnapped in the
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Mexico: Woman Journalist’s Murder Makes Veracruz Deadliest State For Media
Thediscovery of the body of Yolanda Ordaz de la Cruz, a crime reporter and columnist for the regional daily Notiver
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Iran: Plight Of 7 Detained Netizens Still Worrying One Year After Arrest
Exactly one year after seven young netizens were arrested in a series of raids by intelligence ministry agents, Reporters Without
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Tajikistan: BBC Reporter Still Held One Month Later
Reporters Without Borders reiterates its call for the release of Urinboy Usmonov, a reporter for the BBC’s Uzbek-language service in
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Massacres Continue In Syria And Yemen, Situation Stabilizes In Bahrain
SYRIA As the four-month-old protest movement continues to grow, the government is cracking down harder than ever on the civilian
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Yemen: Authorities Blocking News Coverage
As in Syria and Bahrain, it is become increasingly difficult for both the national and international media to cover the
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Cuba: Authorities Step Up Harassment Of Independent News Centre
The Cuban authorities are waging a campaign to intimidate Hablemos Press, a Havana-based independent news centre, presumably because of its
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China: Internet Censorship Stepped Up In Inner Mongolia
Reporters Without Borders has learned that more websites in Inner Mongolia are being censored by the Chinese authorities, who are
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Panama: Campaign To Discredit Journalists After WikiLeaks Revelations
A hate campaign targeting certain Panamanian journalists appears to have been prompted by a series of WikiLeaks revelations which their
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