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Report by William Horsley for the
Council of Europe Twenty
journalists killed in Europe in the past 3 years:
new assault on media freedom |
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26 October 2009 Twenty journalists were killed in the
past three years in Europe, and the region suffered another setback
in media freedom because of violence, repressive laws and political
interference against the media. Those are the findings of a report by the AEJ's Media
Freedom Representative William Horsley, commissioned by the Council
of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly. It was presented to the Media
Sub-Committee in Luxembourg on 26 October. The research is to help the Assembly create a stronger mechanism for monitoring and countering assaults on journalists and abuses of freedom of expression in the media across Europe.
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Council
of Europe press release More from the AEJ and the Council of Europe 27 January 2010 Council of Europe Parliamentary
Assembly Recommendation on respect for the media 11 September 2009 Report to the Council of Europe
on media and discrimination 30 May 2009 Breakthrough in defence of media freedom in face of harsh anti-terrorism laws |
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