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Novaya Gazeta says it will cease Moscow operations Nov. 9 after raids, a criminal case, a 'foreign agent' label and an eviction cut off donations.
#russia, #pressfreedom, #novayagazeta, #media
Niger says veteran journalist Moussa Kaka is detained two months after his Aug. 31 disappearance, but gives no location, charges or documents.
#niger, #pressfreedom, #journalism, #humanrights
Cairo court convicts Mada Masr editor Lina Attalah under Egypt’s media licensing law, fines the outlet and orders its closure; rights groups call it a blow to press freedom.
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Mada Masr editor Lina Attalah faces trial in Cairo on a charge of operating a website without a license; conviction could mean heavy fines and closure.
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Turkish authorities raided Istanbul's Halk TV, installed state trustee TMSF and halted live broadcasts amid a probe into owner Cafer Mahiroğlu.
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Human Rights Watch says police used excessive force, mass detentions and internet shutdowns against protesters and journalists in New Delhi during Oct. 10-11 demonstrations.
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Egypt arrested all six journalists at independent outlet Matsda2sh on Sept. 28–29; families and lawyers were denied contact, prompting rights groups' condemnation.
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The White House defended barring CNN, MS NOW and Politico as the outlets sued to restore credentials, calling press access a "privilege" not a right.
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Senators are examining Todd Blanche and Jay Clayton’s roles in a withdrawn DOJ attempt to compel testimony and phone records from New York Times reporters.
#justice, #pressfreedom, #senate, #confirmation