Who is Jailed Ethiopian Journalist Eskinder Nega?
- Publisher:
- PEN American Center
- Publication Date:
- 7 May 2012
- Tags:
- Ethiopia
This video, shown at the 2012 PEN American Center Literary Gala in New York City on May 1, 2012, introduces jailed Ethiopian journalist and dissident blogger Eskinder Nega, recipient of the 2011 PEN/Barbara Goldsmith Freedom to Write Award. Take Action for Eskinder now by visiting http://www.pen.org/eskinder.
Ethiopian Journalists Win Free Speech Prize
- Eskinder Nega and the Struggle for Independent Media
- Govt Should Release Journalists Still in Prison
- Ethiopia Frees Prominent Journalist, Drops All Charges
- Detention of Editor Signals Continuation of Meles-Era Crackdown
- Eskinder Nega Sentenced to 18 Years in Jail
- Journalists Live in Fear of 'Terror' Law
- African Media Initiative and CPJ Call for Release of Journalists
- Journalists Win Free Speech Prize
- Journalist, Activist Pays the Price for Her Courage
Reeyot Alemu on Hunger Strike
- Prison Restricts Visits to Hunger Strike Journalist
- NGOs, Opposition Groups and Journalists Still Repressed in Ethiopia
- African Media Leaders Must Boycott Ethiopia
- Why African Media Leaders Must Head to Ethiopia
- European Human Rights Committee Denied Access to Ethiopian Prison
- Reyot Alemu and the Crime of Courage
- U.S. Double-Talking Human Rights in Ethiopia, Again!
- Ethiopian Journalists Hope New Council Will Ease Restrictions
- Open Letter to African Union On Press Freedom
- Concern Over Two Journalists Held Since June 2011 for "Terrorism"
- Ethiopian Journalist Reeyot Alemu Wins 2013 Unesco-Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
How is African Media Freedom?
- CPJ Calls On African Union to Uphold Press Freedom
- Media Freedom and the Threat of Impunity
- I Will Protect Media Freedom, Pledges Uhuru
- The Future of Information Leaks
- In Eskinder Case, Politicized Verdict Undermines Ethiopia
- Sanef Condemns Police Arresting and Assaulting Photographer
- U.S Ambassador Calls for a 'Mature Media Environment'
- Media Freedom Under Threat After Coup
- MFWA Salutes Journalists On World Press Freedom Day
- Press Freedom Is Alive - Analysts
- On World Press Freedom Day, UN Officials Issue Call to Protect Journalists' Safety
- In Defence of Press Freedom
- Ten Ways to Repress a Journalist
Assaults on Journalists Mount
- Central African Journalist Killed Amidst Revolt
- Judge Confirms Journalist's Five-Year Jail Term
- Ethiopian Journalist Loses Appeal, Remains in Prison
- Court Drops Terror Charge But Jails Journalist
- Court Jails Journalist
- Hardline Court Jails Journalist
- Intelligence Agency Frees Journalist
- Intelligence Agents Kidnap Journalist, Says IFJ
- The IFJ Calls on Govt to Stop Harassment of Journalist
- Reporter Says Official Assaulted Him
- Malawian Journalist Assaulted During Radio Interview
- Journalists Report Attacks After Presidential Elections
- Journalist Handed Suspended Prison Sentence
- Radio Show Suspended Over Comments About Presidency
- South Sudan Release Journalists After 'Interrogations' in Wau
- IFJ Condemns Arrests of Two Journalists in South Sudan
- Two Journalists Detained in Wau
