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Rights organizations urge Thailand to halt deportation of Chinese investigative journalist

International human rights organizations have called on Thailand to refrain from deporting Chinese journalist Bai Zhaodong, warning that his return to China could expose him to political persecution and the risk of torture. The appeal adds to growing international scrutiny over the treatment of journalists......

New York Times journalists subpoenaed over Air Force One security report, newspaper says

The New York Times said several of its journalists have received subpoenas from the U.S. Department of Justice requiring them to testify before a federal grand jury following a report on security concerns surrounding President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One aircraft. The move has intensified......

Hungary suspends state TV news programme amid public media overhaul

Hungary's state television has temporarily suspended its main news broadcast as part of a government-backed overhaul of public service media, with officials saying the changes aim to create a more independent and credible system. The announcement was displayed on the state broadcaster's M1 channel,......

Mexican journalist Roxana Guzman found dead weeks after abduction in Veracruz

Mexican authorities have confirmed the death of journalist Roxana Guzman, who was abducted from her home in the eastern state of Veracruz in mid-June, in a case that has intensified concerns over the safety of media professionals in the country. The confirmation followed forensic examinations that identified......

Canadian publication ban in Quebec militia case sparks press freedom debate

A sweeping publication ban imposed by a Canadian court on details of a high-profile criminal case involving an alleged anti-government militia has triggered growing concern among media organizations and legal experts, who argue the restrictions could undermine transparency and public awareness of potential......

Uganda military chief orders closure of two leading independent media outlets

Uganda's military chief, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has announced the closure of two of the country's leading independent media organizations, a move that has intensified concerns over press freedom and the relationship between the military and civilian institutions. In public statements shared on......

Al Jazeera rejects Israeli claims following death of journalist in Gaza

Al Jazeera has strongly rejected allegations made by the Israeli military regarding one of its journalists who was killed in Gaza, describing the claims as unfounded and accusing Israel of attempting to justify attacks against media professionals working in the conflict zone. The controversy follows......

Orban’s media empire weakens after Hungary’s election upset

The political and media landscape in Hungary is undergoing significant changes following the recent electoral defeat of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his nationalist government. For more than a decade, Orban and his allies built a powerful media network that strongly influenced public debate......

UN demands answers after Taliban detain Afghan journalists

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has voiced strong concern over the detention of at least three Afghan journalists by Taliban authorities, urging officials to clarify the legal basis for the arrests and guarantee due process protections for the detainees. The arrests add to mounting......

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