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South Africa: IPI welcomes decision to repeal criminal defamation

The International Press Institute (IPI) welcomes the recent decision by the Parliament in South Africa to repeal the offense of criminal defamation.  The South African deputy minister of justice, John Jeffery, announced the move in a tweet on December 6 saying, “This afternoon, Parliament repealed the common law crime of criminal defamation which is something […]

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IJ4EU Interview: Uncovering sexualised violence at EU frontiers

Among reports of human rights violations at the European Union’s external borders, cases of sexualised violence intended to humiliate and deter irregular migrants and asylum seekers have received little attention. Until now. Supported by a grant from IPI’s IJ4EU fund, a team of freelance journalists has investigated abuse by border authorities and their accomplices during […]

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Romania: IPI stands by Libertatea as layoffs deepen concerns over pressure on editorial independence

The International Press Institute (IPI) today outlines its support for staff at the Romanian daily newspaper Libertatea and expresses growing concern over alleged pressures on its independent journalism after the recent firing of three members of its editorial management team. IPI is proud to count Libertatea, one of the highest quality media outlets and sources […]

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Costa Rica’s local media build credibility through connection

Stay up to date with IPI’s work on media innovation and sustainability by subscribing to our newsletter The Outlook. Sign up here. The Costa Rican media market is dynamic, with more journalists starting their own ventures, providing a template for what a new version of a strong media ecosystem, focused on local needs, can look like. […]

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