Press Freedom in Africa
- Author:
- International Federation of Journalists
- Publisher:
- International Federation of Journalists
- Publication Date:
- 4 May 2011
- Tags:
- Africa, Press and Media, Human Rights
Twelve journalists assassinated, five killed accidentally, thirty-four imprisoned, hundreds threatened, intimidated, attacked, assaulted: this is the bleak picture of press freedom in Africa in 2010.
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- Attacks Against Journalists Around the World
- Misa Launches Annual State of Media Freedom Report
- MDC Commemorates World Press Freedom Day
- Mfwa Salutes Journalists On the Occasion of World Press Freedom Day
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- About World Press Freedom Day
