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Turkey: International and local groups condemn detention of journalists in Ankara, Diyarbakır, İstanbul and İzmir

The undersigned media freedom, freedom of expression and human rights organizations strongly condemn the detention of T24 editor Sibel Yükler, Mezopotamya Agency (MA) reporters Delal Akyüz and Fırat Can Arslan, bianeteditor Evrim Kepenek and freelance journalist Evrim Deniz in Turkey on July 25. While four of these journalists were conditionally released, Arslan was arrested later […]

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Russia must stop designating media as ‘undesirable’

Russia must stop its practice of designating media companies as ‘undesirable’, the International Press Institute (IPI) said. IPI made the call following Russia’s latest such designation, which targeted independent television broadcaster TV Rain. The broadcaster was forced to leave Russia last year and now operates out of the EU. The designation has previously been used […]

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United States: Reauthorization of Section 702 surveillance law will imperil the work of journalists

As U.S. lawmakers debate the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which is set to expire at the end of this year, the IPI global network expresses profound concerns about the statute’s risks for journalists, and calls on Congress to enact serious reforms to Section 702 that address those risks […]

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Transition Accelerator: El Orden Mundial is Redefining News with Multimedia Content

El Orden Mundial focuses on bringing international affairs to a general Spanish-language public in innovative, digital-first ways. Their team explains what they achieved as participants in IPI’s first Transition Accelerator: El Orden Mundial (EOM) is a digital media shaped and led by millennials. But despite being a young organization and made up of young people, […]

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