NGOs concerned over crimes against journalists
Several NGOs have voiced concern over continuing crimes against journalists.
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NGOs concerned over crimes against journalists
Several NGOs have voiced concern over continuing crimes against journalists and human rights advocates, urging authorities to take sterner action against perpetrators.
Nanning City: Past and present in harmony
China does not just hold a billion people in its territory; it also possesses colourful history, vast landscapes, extreme arts and crafts, massive buildings and bridges and unparalleled scientific advancements. Its cities and provinces bear…
Information Ministry combats fake news
The Information Ministry calls on journalists to combat fake news disseminated online.
Journos urged to report on development issues
Oxfam invites journalists to a programme designed for reporting development issues.
Journalists accused of incitement over land dispute reporting
Pursat police sends two journalists to the court over allegations of incitement.
Myanmar jails two journalists for 7 years over state secrets
A Myanmar judge sentences two Reuters journalists to seven years in prison.
Former RFA journalists bailed
Phnom Penh Court grants bail to two former Radio Free Asia journalists who were jailed in November on espionage charges.
Union reports no election restrictions on media
Union says journalists covering elections were able to operate with full freedom.
UJFC on election coverage
The Union of Journalist Federation of Cambodia (UJFC) reports that journalists exercised full freedom and a played vital role in the sixth parliamentary election (2018).
Media protest at fee to cover EU summits
Journalists have complained that Belgium is breaching media freedom.
Monk scrutinised for harsh criticisms
A monk supporting the Cambodian Nationality Party is singled out by the National Election Commission over insults.
Parties’ platforms under-reported: Experts
Cambodian journalists have covered little on political parties’ platforms during the election campaign while fake news remains poisonous for voters.
(Social) media integrity
Is it true that we are no longer reliant on the opinions of journalists and gossip columnists to cast their voices over us?
Journalists debate fake news scourge
Journalists and media professionals from several countries attend a conference here to seek a way to deal with fake news.
More news on Twitter timeline
Twitter said Wednesday it would revamp user timelines as part of an effort to deliver more news and personalised content, the latest effort to attract more users to the platform.
US advocates for release of two RFA reporters
US congressmen urges the government to release two former RFA journalists.
Journalists in Ukraine celebrate colleague’s ‘resurrection’
Dozens of journalists descended upon the central square in Kiev late Wednesday, laughing, hugging and quaffing sparkling wine as they celebrated the “resurrection of their Russian colleague and Kremlin critic Arkady Babchenko.
Journalists killed by falling tree
A North Carolina television news anchor and a camera operator were killed when a tree fell on their vehicle as they were covering the effects of a rainstorm in Polk County.
Foreign media to witness nuclear site shutdown
Journalists depart for North Korea to witness the closure of its nuclear test site.
