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Ukraine: IPI joins 23 organizations calling for an end to Russian war crimes in Ukraine

We, the undersigned journalists, press freedom organizations, and unions, write this statement to denounce the war crimes committed by the Russian Federation against journalists in Ukraine and to call for immediate action to hold the perpetrators accountable. Deliberately targeting journalists, shelling their facilities, and engaging in arbitrary detentions and torture clearly violate international humanitarian law […]

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Gabon coup: Authorities must guarantee press freedom

Following the coup d’état on August 30 in Gabon, the IPI global network calls on the military authorities to respect press freedom and allow the media and journalists access to sources of information and to work without fear and intimidation. Ahead of the controversial general elections that led to the military coup d’état, IPI had […]

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Russia: IPI appalled by designation of Dmitry Muratov as ‘foreign agent’

The IPI global network strongly condemns Russia’s designation of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov, the long-time editor of renowned Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta as a ‘foreign agent’. Late on Friday evening, Russia’s Ministry of Justice published its weekly update of the long list of journalists, activists, and other public personalities who have been […]

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Greece: Swift investigations required after two attacks against journalists

The International Press Institute (IPI) today joins the undersigned journalists’ and media freedom organisations in condemning the recent attacks against Greek journalists Giorgos Papachristos and Kostas Vaxevanis and call on the authorities to swiftly investigate the attacks and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. On 29 August, Giorgos Papachristos, an editorialist and adviser at […]

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