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IPI Peer to Peer: Virtual newsroom visit to Christian Science Monitor

The Monitor has always been different: the oldest U.S.-based international non-profit news organization, early to “digital first”, deep into an audience-centred focus.  Its journalism is based on one big question: How can journalism help fuel human progress? It’s a profoundly hopeful perspective that The Monitor has been bringing to its audiences for more than 113 […]

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Ahmet Altan: ECtHR finds rights violations in case of Turkish journalist and writer

The International Press Institute (IPI) welcomed a European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruling yesterday, April 13, finding that Turkey had violated the rights of Ahmet Altan, a prominent writer and journalist with the now-shuttered Taraf newspaper. Altan has been jailed for four-and-a-half years over his alleged links to the now-outlawed Gülen movement and articles critical of […]

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Over 600 COVID-19 related press freedom violations in past year

A little more than one year after the start of the global COVID-19 pandemic, IPI data show the extent to which media outlets and journalists have faced harassment and attacks while doing their jobs in reporting on the unprecedented health crisis. Since February 5, 2020, IPI’s COVID-19 Press Freedom Tracker has recorded 620 press freedom […]

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IPI condemns raids and interrogation of Russian investigative journalist Roman Anin

The International Press Institute (IPI), a global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists for press freedom, today condemned a raid by security forces against one of Russia’s leading investigative journalists, Roman Anin, and called on Russian authorities to immediately halt their harassment of him. On April 9, the home of Amin, the award-winning […]

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