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Middle East & North Africa | Access to Information

 

Dangerous ground: ‘Unprecedented conditions’ for journalists in Palestine, Sudan

 

February 2024 in MENA: A free expression round-up produced by IFEX’s Regional Editor Naseem Tarawnah, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

 
 
 

République démocratique du Congo | Attaques

 

RDC : Stanis Bujakera libre après six mois d’emprisonnement

 

« Stanis Bujakera n’aurait jamais dû être arrêté. Comme l’a démontré l’enquête que nous avons menée, la procédure visant le journaliste reposait sur des accusations fallacieuses. »

 
 

Americas | Access to Information

 

« Voices Claiming Justice » initiative commemorates dozens of journalists murdered in Latin America

 

« [While] press freedom faces growing challenges in the region, we reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the defense of freedom of expression and the right of society to be informed » – IAPA

 
 

Pakistan | Access to Information

 

Pakistan: Stakeholders express concern over X disruption; call on telecom regulator for transparency

 

A statement signed by nearly 30 civil society groups highlights the adverse impact of growing digital censorship in the country.

 
 

Afghanistan | Access to Information

 

AFJC: Annual report on media freedom in Afghanistan

 

The report documents at least 139 violations of media and journalists’ rights, including 80 threats and 59 arrests.

 
 

International | Attacks

 

The Backstory: Season 5 of a media freedom podcast from WAN-IFRA

 

Journalists, editors and media experts from Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the MENA region talk about the challenges facing the industry and some of the solutions they see making a difference.

 
 

Kyrgyzstan | Censorship

 

Kyrgyz President should reject ‘foreign agents’ law

 

« President Japarov must show that his stated commitment to free speech is more than empty words by vetoing the bill and withdrawing his support for any form of foreign agent law » – CPJ

 
 

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