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Tagged: press freedom

Global Journalist
2:30 pm
Fri April 26, 2013

Journalists on the front lines in Honduras

Credit Fernando Antonio / AP Photo
People protest against violence in Tegucigalpa, Monday, May 3, 2010. International human rights monitors will investigate the murders of 6 journalists killed in Honduras in the past two months. The banner reads in Spanish "Journalists for life, truth and justice."

Honduras has become akin to a war zone, since the 2009 coup that deposed the former president, Manuel Zelaya. The country of around 8 million people, bordered by Guatemala, Nicaragua, the Pacific Ocean, and Caribbean Sea, is among the most dangerous places on earth. 

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Global Journalist
6:11 pm
Thu November 29, 2012

A look at press freedom in Turkey

Credit Burhan Ozbilici / AP Images
In this July 1, 2008 file photo, police escort journalist Mustafa Balbay, center, in Ankara, Turkey.

Turkey portrays itself as the leading nation in an increasingly turbulent region of the world. The country that straddles Europe and the Middle East is a secular democracy with a thriving economy. It's also a member of NATO and a potential member of the European Union. 

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Global Journalist
6:11 pm
Thu June 14, 2012

A look at the state of US press freedom

When do security concerns trump free speech? When should whistleblowers be sent to jail, along with the journalists who report on their leaks?

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Global Journalist
6:30 pm
Thu February 2, 2012

Reporting in Cuba

Being an independent news reporter in Cuba is a dangerous occupation. The Committee to Protect Journalists points out that Cuba was once tied with China for holding the largest number of journalists behind bars. 

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Global Journalist
4:52 pm
Thu December 8, 2011

Is free media in bloom after the Arab Spring?

'Global Journalist' spoke to Hisham Kassem about his experience reporting in Egypt.

After protests stormed the Middle East this year, many wondered if freedom can flower.

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