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Aggressive Variant Of McCarthyism vs Media, Says Prannoy Roy
In its annual World Press Freedom Index released on Wednesday, the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders said that India was now 138th-ranked in the world out of 180 countries measured, down two positions since 2017 and lower than countries like Zimbabwe, Afghanistan and Myanmar. When the index was started in 2002, India was ranked 80th out of 139 ...
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Zimbabwe Journalists Charged Over Elephant Poisoning Story
Three Zimbabwean journalists were charged on Wednesday over a report alleging that several policemen and wildlife officials were involved in the poisoning of some 60 elephants in recent months.
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Zimbabwe Journalists Held Over Elephant Poaching Story
Zimbabwean police today arrested three journalists at a state newspaper over a story implicating police and parks officers in the poisoning of some 60 elephants, saying their report was false.
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World Cup Diaries: The Booing, The Tayloring & The Cooling
The journey of a journalist isn't as exciting as a sportsman out there on the field but it's probably the closest a mango man (aam aadmi) can come to understanding the juicy, sometimes sour, sometimes sweet, world of the Gentleman's game. Part two of the World Cup diaries, brings to you a glimpse of what else is going on when a World Cup is on apar...
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World Cup 2015: John Mooney Hits Back at Zimbabwe Journalist for 'Alcoholic' Remark
John Mooney's battle with alcohol and depression was mocked by the Zimbabwe Herald after he took a catch on the boundary in Hobart on Saturday that helped eliminate the Zimbabwe from the World Cup.
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Zimbabwe Journalists Win Free Speech Victory
Two Zimbabwean journalists won a victory for free speech Tuesday when the Constitutional Court struck off a statute which made defamation a crime punishable by up to 20 years in jail.
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Victory for Free Speech in Zimbabwe
Two Zimbabwean journalists won a victory for free speech on Tuesday when the Constitutional Court struck off a statute which made defamation a crime punishable by up to 20 years in jail.
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Aggressive Variant Of McCarthyism vs Media, Says Prannoy Roy
In its annual World Press Freedom Index released on Wednesday, the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders said that India was now 138th-ranked in the world out of 180 countries measured, down two positions since 2017 and lower than countries like Zimbabwe, Afghanistan and Myanmar. When the index was started in 2002, India was ranked 80th out of 139 ...
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Zimbabwe Journalists Charged Over Elephant Poisoning Story
Three Zimbabwean journalists were charged on Wednesday over a report alleging that several policemen and wildlife officials were involved in the poisoning of some 60 elephants in recent months.
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Zimbabwe Journalists Held Over Elephant Poaching Story
Zimbabwean police today arrested three journalists at a state newspaper over a story implicating police and parks officers in the poisoning of some 60 elephants, saying their report was false.
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World Cup Diaries: The Booing, The Tayloring & The Cooling
The journey of a journalist isn't as exciting as a sportsman out there on the field but it's probably the closest a mango man (aam aadmi) can come to understanding the juicy, sometimes sour, sometimes sweet, world of the Gentleman's game. Part two of the World Cup diaries, brings to you a glimpse of what else is going on when a World Cup is on apar...
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World Cup 2015: John Mooney Hits Back at Zimbabwe Journalist for 'Alcoholic' Remark
John Mooney's battle with alcohol and depression was mocked by the Zimbabwe Herald after he took a catch on the boundary in Hobart on Saturday that helped eliminate the Zimbabwe from the World Cup.
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Zimbabwe Journalists Win Free Speech Victory
Two Zimbabwean journalists won a victory for free speech Tuesday when the Constitutional Court struck off a statute which made defamation a crime punishable by up to 20 years in jail.
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Victory for Free Speech in Zimbabwe
Two Zimbabwean journalists won a victory for free speech on Tuesday when the Constitutional Court struck off a statute which made defamation a crime punishable by up to 20 years in jail.
