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The new normal of journalism: Assume you’re being watched

chrysadag May 6, 2015 International Director's Column 0

It’s a happy week for the people of Latvia. They are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their independence from the Soviet Union, which was declared on 4 May 1990. That date signalled the lifting of decades of Soviet-style censorship and totalitarianism. So it is...

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Charlie Hebdo murders mean journalism just got more dangerous

chrysadag Jan 9, 2015 International Director's Column 0

President Hollande of France called them "heroes" because they championed freedom. Fellow journalists and great crowds of citizens across Europe came out to pay tribute to the Charlie Hebdo journalists whose work cost them their lives. It has been an impressive first...

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UN marks ‘deadliest decade’ for journalist deaths

chrysadag Nov 4, 2014 International Director's Column 0

This week the world has turned a spotlight on journalists. Not for the stories they break every day, but for the rising death toll among those who risk their lives to get the story out. The United Nations says more than 700 journalists have died in the past 10 years...

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Europe must confront Russia’s propaganda machine

chrysadag Aug 18, 2014 International Director's Column 0

Ukraine conflict shows Europe’s weakness for Moscow’s propaganda The Kremlin’s use of disinformation has been laid bare after the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane on 17 July. Europeans must confront the grotesque propaganda machine on which...

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Europe must confront Russia’s propaganda machine

chrysadag Aug 18, 2014 International Director's Column 0

Ukraine conflict shows Europe’s weakness for Moscow’s propaganda The Kremlin’s use of disinformation has been laid bare after the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane on 17 July. Europeans must confront the grotesque propaganda machine on which...

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Pakistani journalist murder attempt flags a wider struggle for press freedom

chrysadag Apr 25, 2014 International Director's Column 0

The near-fatal shooting last weekend of Hamid Mir, one of Pakistan’s best-known TV anchormen, looks like becoming a symbol of a wider challenge to the survival of free journalism - not just in Pakistan but in a growing number of countries where journalists are...

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Committee of Ministers decides on radical measures to protect journalists’ work

chrysadag Jan 28, 2014 International Director's Column 0

Ambassadors representing the 47 member states of the Council of Europe have announced a package of radical and far-reaching measures to enhance the safety of journalists and protect the work of journalists. Read the full list of proposals from the Council of Europe...

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Council of Europe declares fresh efforts to safeguard citizens against mass surveillance and protect bloggers and journalists

chrysadag Nov 13, 2013 International Director's Column 0

Ministers from the 47 states of the Council of Europe  with responsibility for media matters, meeting in Belgrade, have  declared themselves ‘appalled’ that journalists in Europe are  increasingly subject to threats, assaults, imprisonment and even being  killed...

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