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IPI worried by Ethiopian Prime Minister’s comments on private media

In an interview on 5 November, Ethiopian Prime Minister, Meles Zenawi, told a reporter from the state-owned Ethiopian Television that elements of the local and international media were guilty of “fanning” recent violence in the capital, Addis Ababa that has led to the deaths of at least 42 people. In response to a politically loaded […]

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IPI concerned about brutal treatment of Yemeni photo-journalist by local police

The International Press Institute (IPI), the global network of editors, leading journalists and media executives in over 112 countries, is deeply concerned about the beating of Yemeni cameraman Mujeeb Suwailih at the hands of local security forces. Suwailih, who works for the pan-Arab news channel Al-Arabiya, was filming a protest by workers at a public […]

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Letter: IPI/SEEMO alarmed about the recent assault on sports journalist in Greece

H.E. Jorgos Voulgarakis Minister of Public Order Athens, Greece Fax: +30 210 691 2661, +30 210 692 0487, +30 210 692 9764 H.E. Jorgos Orfanos Derputy Minister of Culture (responsible for Sports) Athens, Greece Fax:+30 210 820 1373, +30 210 324 6085, +30 210 322 8831 Vienna, 3 October 2005 Your Excellencies, The Vienna-based South […]

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IPI/SEEMO deeply concerned about the continuing pressure on journalists from local government in the Serbian town of Vranje

The Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), a network of editors, media executives and leading journalists in South East Europe and an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), is deeply concerned about the continuing pressure on journalists from local government in the Serbian town of Vranje. According to information before SEEMO, Miroljub Stojcic, […]

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