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Sarawak Report founder faces harassment after Malaysia PM investigation

In a bombshell video leaked yesterday to the Malaysian press, a former Malaysian deputy prime minister appeared to suggest that Prime Minister Najib Razak had admitted to embezzling over 600 million euros in national development funds, an allegation first published last week by the whistleblowing website Sarawak Report. Malaysia’s government blocked the Sarawak Report on […]

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La independencia de la radiotelevisión pública de España en duda mientras el país se dirige a las urnas

En este artículo, Stephen Whittle, miembro independiente de la misión y ex Director de Política Editorial en la BBC y experto en medios de comunicación para el Consejo de Europa, aborda la situación de la corporación radiotelevisiva pública española y de la regulación de la comunicación audiovisual en España.

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As Spain goes to polls, public broadcaster faces crisis of trust

In this piece, Stephen Whittle, an independent member of the mission and the former Controller of Editorial Policy at the BBC as well as a media expert for the Council of Europe*, addresses the situation related to public broadcasting and broadcast regulation in Spain.

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Verdict in Al Jazeera case test of Egypt’s commitment to human rights

A ruling expected this week in the retrial of three Al Jazeera journalists on terrorism charges will serve as a test of Egypt’s commitment to human rights, the International Press Institute (IPI) said today. An Egyptian court had previously announced it would reach a final verdict on July 30 in the case against former Al […]

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