Reform Journalist

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  From US Partner To Pariah And Back: Saudi Prince Salman's Journey

  Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, once hailed as a reformer, became a global pariah in 2018 after the gruesome murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

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  In Interview Before Death, Khashoggi Wanted "Reform Of Saudi Regime"

  Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi criticized Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's "authoritarian rule" shortly before his death, in an interview published following confirmation he died at the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.

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  Arunachal Journalists Body Meet Pema Khandu, Demand Protection Of Rights

  Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has assured the members of Arunachal Pradesh Union of Working Journalists (APUWJ) to look into the demand for press reforms in order to promote a free-thinking society.

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  Hillary Clinton on US Gun Violence: 'Something is Deeply Wrong'

  Hillary Clinton reiterated her call for gun safety reforms Friday, saying this week's murder of Virginia journalists during an on-air broadcast shows that "something is deeply wrong" in America.

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  Myanmar Jails 2 Journalists for Defamation

  A Myanmar court has jailed two reporters for two months for defamation, a newspaper editor said today, in a case likely to raise concern about a reform programme after half a century of strict military rule.

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  French Journalists' Papua Jail Terms Spark Calls for Reform

  Two French journalists were on Friday handed short jail terms for illegally reporting in Papua, sparking calls for the new Indonesian government to lift long-standing restrictions on foreigners covering the restive province.

• Reformist Journalist Saba Azarpeyk Freed on Bail in Iran

  An Iranian journalist who covered parliament for pro-reform media has been released on bail almost three months after being detained, her lawyer said on Thursday.

• Thailand Media Chafe Under Post-Coup Blackout

  Television screens went blue and up flashed the army's emblem, normal programming stopped and Thailand held its breath. For anyone looking forward to their favourite show, it was going to be a long wait.

• Jail, Lawsuits Cast Shadow Over Myanmar Media Freedom

  Two years after Myanmar scrapped censorship in one of its boldest reforms, its journalists are again living in fear of jail and are convinced a state-sponsored crackdown is under way to limit press freedom.

• Jail, Lawsuits Cast Shadow over Myanmar Media Freedom

  Two years after Myanmar scrapped censorship in one of its boldest reforms, its journalists are again living in fear of jail and are convinced a state-sponsored crackdown is under way to limit press freedom.

• China's new leader - harbinger of reform or another conservative?

  When Xi Jinping became the new leader of China's Communist Party two months ago, hopes were high for reform in the giant nation. But despite what appears to be sensitive handling of a strike by journalists and a challenge to Beijing's tight control of the press, signs of change seem tentative.

• Policy Paralysis: In India, muddled leadership leaves economy adrift

  "Political paralysis" has become the favoured shorthand of politicians, journalists and other India watchers.