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Austria: Serious challenges mounting for public broadcaster ORF

Austria’s public broadcaster is facing its most existential crisis since a successful referendum against political meddling in the mid-1960s established the ORF as an independent radio and TV broadcaster in the mold of the BBC.  Sixty years later, undue political influence again kicked off the current crisis, leading to the resignation of the national news […]

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IPI Africa Press Freedom Monitoring: Journalists face continued attacks, pressure in Somalia, Zimbabwe, and DRC

Journalists and media outlets in Somalia, Zimbabwe, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, faced continued attacks, censorship, and pressure in December 2022, according to IPI monitoring of press freedom violations in Africa. In total, 66 press freedom threats or violations were identified in December across 16 We countries in sub-Saharan Africa, with 44 of these […]

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IPI Africa Press Freedom Monitoring: Journalists face continued pressure in Somalia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and DRC

Journalists and media outlets in Somalia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria faced continued attacks, censorship, and pressure in November 2022, according to IPI monitoring of press freedom violations in Africa.  In total, 43 press freedom threats or violations were identified in November across 16 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, with 30 of […]

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Mozambique: IPI reiterates call on government to withdraw restrictive NGO law

As Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi is in New York this week to chair high-level meetings of the U.N. Security Council, the IPI global network reiterates its call on his government to withdraw a controversial bill that could be used to restrict the work of civil society groups, which play a vital role in protecting press […]

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