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The recent ruling to close 'Azattyk Media' reflects a growing pattern in Kyrgyzstan to draft and arbitrarily implement controversial and ambiguous laws that could be misused to target people and institutions exercising their rights to free expression and information.

TV Licence Fee Will Make Way For Broadcasting Charge, news, music news, Ireland

The Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has called on stakeholders within the radio industry to use their platforms to help bring peace and unity particularly to areas prone to conflicts.

Punish Attackers Of Journalists Severely - Oppong Nkrumah To Judges

The tobacco industry profits from child labour and sky-high youth smoking rates in Indonesia. Young people are fighting back. Indonesia has been described as "Disneyland" for the tobacco industry. Lax regulation has led to some of the highest smoking rates in the world, children and young people are blatantly targeted. Now, a new youth advocacy [...] The post Indonesia's young people are taking on Big Tobacco appeared first on 360.

Be Fearless Of Intimidation - Journalists Told

The new Parliamentary session is expected to see legislation to tear up old EU laws, Level Up the Red Wall, crack down on truancy, and punish owners of unused second homes.

Overzealous Policemen Mishandling Journalists Not The Fault Of Government – Deputy Information Minister

Why Ghanas Ranking In Press Freedom Has Dropped And How Govt Intends To Help Reverse It

Ghana Can Reverse Press Index Ranking - Affail Monney