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January 29, 2009
Iran bans BBC's Farsi language TV station, journalists asked not to work for foreign media
November 17, 2008
Egyptian orders media blackout of high-profile murder trial of Lebanese singer Tamim
February 10, 2009
Four female journalists stripped, paraded in Sierra Leone over genital mutiliation report
November 5, 2008
Readership of most newspapers falls across country, finds Indian Readership Survey
July 24, 2010
Israeli soldiers attack photographers covering West Bank demonstration
Trending: Articles
July 13, 2015
Print readers recall more than online readers
Trending: News
November 10, 2014
Verdict postponed again in trial of 2012 RWB Prize winner Mazen Darwish
Trending: Features
October 14, 2008
Azerbaijan President Aliyev continues to dominate state media’s electoral coverage
Trending: News
May 9, 2008
Hezbollah forces shut down pro-govt TV in Lebanon, newspaper office set ablaze
Deathtrap Iraq
Journalists in Kandahar live in fear of retribution for their reporting
September 17, 2009
Afghans Beyond Taliban
September 9, 2009
NYT reporter freed from Taliban captors; interpreter killed in Afghanistan
India: Latest
India: Reporter arrested for story on weapons storage
Journalists' free movement restricted in Chhattisgarh
No Chinese journalists allowed for Aero-India show
Police in India must drop charges against Tehelka reporter
Goons attack journalist in Pipili, Orissa
Chinese Stranglehold
March 1, 2011
Foreign journalists detained in China's 'Jasmine' protests
Killings: Latest
Media groups call on Indonesian president to tackle impunity record
Journalist gunned down in Peru
Demonstrations held against newspaper in Afghanistan
Impunity condemned while another Pakistan assassination takes toll to 14
Rwanda's media self-regulator subjected to intimidation campaign
Most Read: All Time
Verdict postponed again in trial of 2012 RWB Prize winner Mazen Darwish
Print readers recall more than online readers
It's out of vogue, but the news embargo still makes sense
Use of online networks may threaten subjective well-being in several ways
Social networking can help people lose weight
Most Read: Recent
CPJ welcomes release of Juliet Michelena Díaz in Cuba
Ahead of Grand Prix, Bahraini photographer given 10-year prison term
Syria: Areas controlled by Islamic State are news "black holes"
China slaps separatism charges on Uighur blogger
IFJ welcomes release of US journalist Theo Curtis in Syria
Most Read: Features
Morocco: Less jail sentences, but more libel cases during King Mohammed's reign
Gag on Honduran media gets tighter in month since coup, critical media obstructed
A year later, many arrests in Poveda murder but facts remain unclear
CPJ's 10 worst countries to be a blogger in; Myanmar is worst
Journalists less docile now, but media repression unabated in W Asia - N Africa
Most Read: 2005-2014
Print media in India is still growing, says official report
Over 1000 journalists killed in last 10 years; India the sixth deadliest
Indian media does not reflect country's social profile: Study
Media coverage accentuates Islamophobia, say UK Muslims
India to host World Newspaper Congress, World Editors Forum in 2009
