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Press Freedom Group Says Ukraine Journalist, Soldier 'Coldly Executed'

Reporters Without Borders said it believes Maks Levin and serviceman Oleksiy Chernyshov were killed in Russian-occupied woodlands, citing its investigation findings.
By John Leicester, AP

Gunmen Kill Female TV Anchor In Eastern Afghanistan

The international press freedom group Reporters Without Borders has called Afghanistan one of the world’s deadliest countries for journalists.
By AP

2018 Was A Terrible Year For The Press

From the death of Jamal Khashoggi to Donald Trump's attacks on journalists.
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America's Press Freedom Ranking Falls Again, Thanks To 'Media-Bashing' Trump

The annual World Press Freedom Index warns the president's “violent anti-press rhetoric” is having dangerous effects, in the U.S. and abroad.
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Reporters Without Borders Says Trump ‘Poses Major Threat To U.S. Democracy’

The president's "Fake News Awards" add to an anti-media campaign "unworthy of the country that adopted the First Amendment."
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A Record Number Of Journalists Are Imprisoned Worldwide For Doing Their Jobs

More than half are behind bars in Turkey, China and Egypt, says a new Committee to Protect Journalists report.
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Russian Radio Journalist Stabbed In Neck Amid Anti-Media Violence

“The amount of aggression directed towards liberal journalists in this country from state media and elsewhere is overwhelming and non-stop.”
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Journalism Advocates Join In Tracking Trump-Era Attacks On The Press

The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker will catalog arrests, threats and assaults against journalists.
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French Reporters Boycott National Front Rally After Party 'Bans' Some Media Outlets

Publications including Charlie Hebdo and BuzzFeed were barred from the party's rally.
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These Are The Most Dangerous Countries For Journalists In 2016

People the world over are still harassed, arrested and tortured simply for trying to report the news.
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