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A new report released today by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) calls for greater support and recognition for fact-checking efforts in Asia amid rising misinformation online and in social media. Launched ahead of International Fact-Checking Day on April 2, the report explores the state of fact-checking initiatives in five countries in the region, where religious and ethnic divisions, social polarisation, authoritarian politics, partisan media, and low media literacy create ferti...

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Rugby stadium, will be the venue for the announcement of the result. it has seen many epic battles with the other nations of the uk, this contest is about the future of scotland itself. james shaw, bbc news, edinburgh. and james shaw is with me at holyrood. youve been following the campaign all along, james, firstly, what is yoursense all along, james, firstly, what is your sense of the final stage of the campaign, and then if i can tag on another question, the person who comes out on top today,...

Media stakeholders, legal experts and civil society organisations have expressed their concern that a proposed amendment to elections legislation could restrict foreign and freelance journalists’ ability to monitor election processes. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its affiliate, the Maldives Journalists Association, call on the Maldivian government to consult with journalists and other media stakeholders before drafting legislation and amend the existing proposal to pro...

So one would pull the plug? thats why im here. do you think that other people using storey file technology even come close to what you can do in the way that you can tell stories? who cares about people who are not william shatner? everybody has got a story. if i were to interview you, i would discover your story. you know what i would do with you? the camera on _ what i would do with you? the camera on him. _ what i would do with you? the camera on him. no, _ what i would do with you? the camer...

Them to cope with these cost increases — and we have, by the way, the same challenge that we have in the uk in all other markets — in eastern european markets, in germany, in netherlands, sweden, wherever we are active. the challenge is we cannot sell the energy below the price at which we are acquiring it. and just to clarify it, in the last year, we have made zero — really zero profits in b2c retail in the uk and thats despite the fact that the working capital requirements have increased...

And just to clarify it, in the last year, we have made zero — really zero profits in b2c retail in the uk and thats despite the fact that the working capital requirements have increased dramatically. leo, do you think governments are doing enough? should they be doing more and intervening to assist those that i guess are the hardest hit? we had the same discussions all across europe. i guess the first — absolute must is given that we have seen the prices exploding from something like 30 euro...

Maldivian journalists Hassan Shaheed and Ahmed Misbaah were assaulted by police on February 6 while reporting on a protest against the sentencing of former president, Abdulla Yameen, near the Peoples Majlis (Parliament House) in Malé. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate, the Maldives Journalists Association (MJA), in condemning the police’s use of violence towards journalists and urges authorities to swiftly investigate the case.

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Syrian journalist Issam Abdullah, a reporter from Hawar News Agency (ANHA), was killed while covering Turkish airstrikes on 20 November in northern Syria. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) strongly condemns Abdullah’s murder and demands the Turkish government launch an immediate investigation and stop targeting journalists and civilians.