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Media freedom increasingly at risk, IPI says on WPFD

Video message addresses ongoing deterioration, emerging trends in bids to stifle journalism

Media freedom increasingly at risk, IPI says on WPFD

The International Press Institute (IPI) marked World Press Freedom Day 2017 with a public demonstration of support for journalists imprisoned for their work in Turkey, and with a video message warning of the increasing deterioration in levels of press freedom worldwide and of the emerging trends in attempts by governments and others to stifle independent journalism.

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