We've seen around the world an unprecedented rise in attacks on journalists, threats to journalists, censorship of journalists, jailing of journalists and murders of journalists.
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Media reaction to being booed devolved into journalists defending journalists.
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She is one of 16 Saudi journalists behind bars, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists' most recent census of imprisoned journalists.
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Connect was designed for journalists by journalists, so we understand newsrooms.
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Entertainment journalists suffering from same flu as political journalists/TV media.
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Turkey last year jailed 81 journalists, making it the world's top jailor of journalists, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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" He added, "The difference is our journalists in China are actually journalists.
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In other words, journalists defended the norm when the norm helped journalists.
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Why would these journalists or the perception of NewsGuard's journalists be different?
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Around 160 journalists have been imprisoned, according to the Turkish Journalists' Association, and rights groups say Turkey is now the world's largest jailer of journalists.
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Clinton told the hundreds of journalists attending the five-day conference here of the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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It is the Committee to Protect Journalists, not the Committee to Project Journalists.
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According to the international federation of journalists, 80 journalists were killed in 2017.
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Journalists revered Twitter for giving a megaphone to oppressed groups like, well, journalists.
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There are so many journalists looking for a platform, really high-quality journalists.
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The 115 people include journalists, salespeople, developers and other employees, not only journalists.
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According to the International Federation of Journalists, 80 journalists were killed in 2017, and a new report from the Committee to Protect Journalists documents that the number of journalists imprisoned around the world has reached 262, which is a new record.
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Meanwhile, the International Federation of Journalists and the Afghan Independent Journalists Association jointly put out a statement condemning the violence in Ghazni and attacks on journalists there.
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According to Reporters Without Borders, a total of 28503 journalists and citizen-journalists currently languish in Iranian jails, making it the world's seventh-largest jailer of journalists.
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Journalists, especially national journalists, are usually well educated and have a sophisticated world view.
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Journalists being journalists, the phishing scam became an excuse to post meme upon meme.
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A total of 80 journalists were killed, including non-professional journalists and media workers.
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To defend journalism, journalists need to defend the truth and not just other journalists.
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The scholarship program will give $250,000 each to the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the Asian American Journalists Association, the Native American Journalists Association and the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association to award $50,85033 in scholarships over the next five years.
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As a journalist, I know that the National Association of Black Journalists is an excellent resource for connecting young journalists of color to mentors, just as the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and Asian American Journalists Association is for other people of color.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists reports that 25 journalists were killed in Turkey since 1992.
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The Turkish Journalists Association says that as of January, there were 154 journalists in jail.
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The event draws bacon fans, bacon makers, journalists, sociologists (apparently), chefs, culinary historians and journalists.
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"Our journalists were doing what journalists do in countries with a free press," she wrote.
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Thankfully, Enríquez said, its journalists weren't individually targeted during the crisis as some journalists were.
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So far in 2019, Mexico is the deadliest country for journalists: At least three journalists have been confirmed killed in connection with their work, and the Committee to Protect Journalists is investigating four additional murders to determine if they were related to the journalists' work.
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Soon, other journalists and California labor leaders were involved in the fight: Several journalists sided with Ali, while Gonzalez's allies and other journalists called the attacks on AB 22018 unfair.
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An article on Wednesday about incarcerated journalists in China misstated the time period in which the Committee to Protect Journalists helped win the early release of 80 imprisoned journalists worldwide.
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Some 120 journalists have been jailed since the coup attempt and Turkey has now surpassed China as the world's main jailer of journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Turkish Journalists' Association says about 160 journalists are in jail, most held since the putsch.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, Turkey is now the world's biggest jailer of journalists.
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In 2015, five journalists were killed in South Sudan, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The cries of whiny journalists succeeded in banning speech that journalists didn't like from the Newseum.
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Of the 25 journalists followed most by other journalists, male and female, only four are women.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 40 journalists have been killed in Mexico since 1992.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 38 journalists have been killed in India since 1992.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has tracked the violent deaths of journalists worldwide since 1992.
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Since 1992, 58 journalists have been killed in Russia, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 68 journalists were jailed in Turkey last year alone.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, there are currently 251 journalists imprisoned around the world.
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Since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, thirty-one Pakistani journalists have been murdered.
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Journalists and some lawmakers chided the president, saying he was appearing to promote violence against journalists.
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"My law firm alone represents 22013 journalists," including newspaper journalists, TV reporters, and photojournalists, Barasch said.
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As to the journalists watching it, there are a lot more journalists but everybody's on it.
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Male journalists' accounts have more cues that legitimate them in the eyes of other beltway journalists.
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Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists - 45 journalists have been killed in Mexico since 1992 according to the U.S.-based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Headlined "NABJ appalled by President Trump's continued disrespect of African-American women journalists and journalists in general," the statement called out the president over his recent comments to several female journalists.
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And I'm talking with parties, including Wikipedia, as to how do journalists protect themselves here, both informationally, reputationally and in other countries how journalists protect themselves physically, because journalists are getting killed.
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With 16 journalists behind bars, Eritrea rounded out the five countries with the most journalists in prison.
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The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) coordinated with almost 400 journalists to go through the files.
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Harassment against games journalists — particularly women journalists — has been a constant issue since the 2014 Gamergate movement.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists reports that 1,237 journalists have been killed around the world since 1992.
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Other journalists on Twitter have frequently raised concerns about the harassment directed at women and minority journalists.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 27 journalists have died in 2017 while doing their jobs.
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So everybody's there, local journalists, foreign journalists, photographers—there's a press office we can hang out in.
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Mr. Erdogan has denied jailing masses of journalists, saying that only two of those arrested are journalists.
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A local group, the Turkish Journalists Association, said that 154 journalists were in jail as of January.
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Since 22020, the organization states, Tehran has imprisoned or executed at least 860 journalists and citizen-journalists.
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According to the Committee for Protection of Journalists, 81 journalists were imprisoned in Turkey in December 2016.
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Turkey has been listed among the world's top jailers of journalists by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Turkey jailed more journalists than any other country in 2016, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has updated its safety guides for journalists in response to the survey.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, Turkey is the second-highest incarcerator of journalists, after China.
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The C.P.J. speaks up for imprisoned journalists worldwide and tries to end impunity for those who murder journalists (at least 40 journalists have been killed worldwide so far in 2016 for their work).
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In Russia, 38 journalists have been murdered between 1992 and 2018, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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"Journalists are not lackeys for the police," said Tom Henheffer, executive director of Canadian Journalists for Free Expression.
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At least 38 journalists have been killed in Brazil since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists counts 28 Russian journalists killed since 2000, the year Putin rose to power.
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What he told journalists Since his arrest in January, Patterson has communicated with TV journalists at least twice.
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According to the Turkish Journalists' Association (TGC), around 261.7 journalists had to leave the country after July 221.9.
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Around 150 media outlets have also been shut and around 160 journalists jailed, the Turkish Journalists Association says.
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Turkey is the biggest jailer of journalists globally, according to the rights group Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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Around 150 media outlets have also been shut and some 160 journalists jailed, the Turkish Journalists Association says.
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Three journalists covering the event were injured, a Lagos-based journalists' union said in a statement on Wednesday.
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At least 47 journalists have been killed in Mexico since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In real life, female journalists are just that: Humans who identify as female and are journalists by profession.
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Sri Lanka is one of the most dangerous places for journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Last year six journalists were killed in Mexico, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a US nonprofit.
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I grew up in D.C. Both my parents are journalists [Leslie and Andrew Cockburn]; my grandparents were journalists.
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Bellingcat journalists have spread the word about their techniques in seminars attended by journalists and law-enforcement officials.
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Here's what people had to say about the workshops: And a very special thank you to our partners at the Asian American Journalists Association, National Association of Black Journalists, National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Radio Television Digital News Association and Society of Professional Journalists for your support of our efforts.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, there were 262 documented journalists behind bars around the world in 2017.
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Journalists: Earlier this year, Google sent an email warning to prominent journalists of attacks by a government-based hackers.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists said Wednesday at least 70 journalists were trapped in southwest Syria and required protection.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 27 journalists have been murdered this year in connection with their work.
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The room was full of black journalists in town for the annual National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists, an independent press freedom organization, says 77 journalists have died in Philippines since 1992.
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Those arrested included 33 journalists, all but two who have been released, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Turkey's Press Council, a representative body for Turkish journalists, says that 159 journalists are currently in jail in Turkey.
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Around 150 media outlets have been shut down and 160 journalists have been jailed, the Turkish Journalists Association says.
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The tweet sparked uproar, with some journalists and lawmakers chiding the president for appearing to promote violence against journalists.
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The two journalists who were arrested work for a website that has covered police actions against activists and journalists.
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The Committee to Protest Journalists on Wednesday unveiled a new book memorializing murdered journalists by publishing their final works.
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Four other journalists have been killed in Myanmar since 1999, the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists says.
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In her remarks here before the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Mrs.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists says at least 32 journalists were killed in the country from 2010 to 2015.
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Targeted journalists Last year also proved a deadly one for reporters in Mexico, with nine journalists killed in 2018.
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Twelve Mexican journalists were murdered in 2017 alone, and 118 journalists have been killed over the last 18 years.
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Mexico is the most dangerous country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere, the Committee to Project Journalists (CPJ) says.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists cited the coronavirus outbreak as a reason why the journalists should not be expelled.
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Journalists say the powerful military has stifled criticism, and the government has exhibited a brittle attitude toward critical journalists.
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At least 59 journalists have been killed in targeted attacks since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists recorded the imprisonment of 23 journalists in Egypt in 2015, second only to China.
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Turkey is now the world's biggest jailer of journalists, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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At least 15 Iranian journalists have reported having their accounts suspended, according to the International Federation of Journalists (IJF).
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The Committee to Protect Journalists says Egypt is among the world's worst jailers of journalists, alongside Turkey and China.
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Myanmar journalists have urged authorities to release the reporters and have set up a Protection Committee for Myanmar Journalists.
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So far this year, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 39 journalists have been killed around the world.
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Two French journalists were detained and two Chilean journalists were deported on Wednesday, according to the national press union.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, Mexico has 28 unsolved murders of journalists, second only to the Philippines.
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Journalists highlighted: During the press conference, both senators and Dr. Courtney Radsch, advocacy director for the Committee to Protect Journalists, highlighted the various human rights violations that have happened in Turkey, specifically the imprisonment of journalists.
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Six journalists were killed in Yemen in 2016 alone, the highest number on record, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and just last week two journalists were killed in Central Yemen while covering the war.
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Turkey currently has 160 journalists imprisoned according to Turkish journalists union and has also jailed eleven lawmakers over terror charges.
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China, Turkey and Egypt imprisoned the highest number of journalists according to the Committee to Protect Journalists' (CPJ) annual report.
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To date, over 100 journalists have been killed in the Syrian Civil War, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Journalists in the country have also been assaulted while covering the election process, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Thiel has donated to the Committee to Protect Journalists, which advocates for journalists who encounter beatings, threats, and other intimidation.
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The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists calls Turkey the world's biggest jailer of journalists, with some 160 detained.
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During Turkey's crackdown, some 150 media outlets have been shut and around 160 journalists jailed, the Turkish Journalists' Association says.
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Somali Journalists Syndicate said in a statement that two journalists based in Kismayu had been confirmed dead in the attack.
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Journalists: Prior to the 2016 election, most journalists covered media through the lens of well-known institutions, like cable news.
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"Go," she commanded a group of journalists as she held back the North Koreans, opening a path for the journalists.
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Support organizations like the Committee to Protect Journalists and Reporters Without Borders that defend journalists at risk around the world.
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While there are severe reporting restrictions placed on journalists in China, it is very unusual for journalists to be expelled.
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There have been 34 arrests of journalists in this country in the last year, and 44 journalists have been attacked.
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According to watchdog group the Committee to Protect Journalists, Turkey holds the highest number of imprisoned journalists in the world.
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The fall in the number of journalists killed is due to a reduction in the number of journalists killed in war zones, Reporters Without Borders said, noting that 941 journalists have been killed over the past 10 years.
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This newfound appreciation for the concerns of journalists did not, however, extend to the journalists on Facebook's own Trending Topics team.
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To protect journalists like Maryam Mehtar, Reporters Without Borders have just launched the ' Center for the Protection of Afghan Women Journalists .
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The Belgian journalists association AGJPB said close to 1,000 journalists would be affected and called it a breach of media freedom.
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At least four Mexican journalists have been killed this year for their reporting, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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It took some 400 journalists around the world, led by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, to sift through the data.
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"So when they want to control information or punish journalists or censor journalists," they can do so with impunity, he said.
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And the Committee to Protect Journalists has documented the wounding by gunfire of some local journalists across Gaza over that period.
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Since the failed coup 170 media organizations have been closed, leaving some 2,500 journalists unemployed, according to the Turkish journalists' association.
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Some 170 newspapers, magazines, TV stations and news agencies have been closed, leaving 2,500 journalists unemployed, Turkey's association of journalists says.
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That's what prompted BuzzFeed journalists to organize; they voted to unionize in February, right after the company laid off 40 journalists.
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And so, the journalists, at the Times, I had star journalists, but they were always mainly of the New York Times.
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Guest of honor: The Committee to Protect Journalists, after a year in which journalists have been under siege in many countries.
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"Typically journalists are not murdered in the United States," said Courtney Radsch, the advocacy director for the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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But the agency imposed strict restrictions on journalists, not allowing the filming of detainee's faces and forbidding journalists from interviewing them.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said the Fancy Bear phishing attempts were part of a wider scheme to intimidate journalists.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists added that dozens of journalists not currently jailed in Turkey were still facing trial or appeal.
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I was also asked what journalists should do when they see other journalists failing to live up to basic ethical standards.
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The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists calls Turkey the world's biggest jailer of journalists, with some 160 now detained.
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Two French journalists were still being held on Wednesday and two Chilean journalists were deported, according to the national press union.
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More than 2628 journalists were killed in the last decade, according to data collected by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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Speaking of fellow journalists, we've had a lot of journalists on the Too Embarrassed podcasts over the past couple of years.
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And I think many other journalists at CNN understand that and Jeff Zucker's talked about it and they're better journalists now.
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Dozens of FBI staffers having contact with journalists including they flout ethic rules, this is according to report, by accepting sports tickets from journalists, by playing golf with journalists, accepting meals and drinks and going to private social events.
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Founded in 1975, the National Association of Black Journalists is "an organization of journalists, students and media-related professionals that provides quality programs and services to and advocates on behalf of black journalists worldwide," according to the group's webpage.
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Some 150 media outlets have also been shut down and around 160 journalists are in jail, according to the Turkish Journalists' Association.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo celebrated the release of the two journalists on Tuesday, but noted that other journalists have been detained.
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In the light of previous confrontations, the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) issued an alert for journalists "stay vigilant" during Saturday's protest.
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The best journalists are the people who are finding things out or seeing things or hearing things that the other journalists aren't.
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Missing journalists If you needed a reminder that some countries are just straight up dangerous for journalists, take a look at Colombia.
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At least eight journalists or news media workers were killed covering the conflict last year, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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As of December 2014, Rezaian was one of 221 journalists known to be jailed worldwide, according to the Committee to Project Journalists.
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During Turkey's post-coup crackdown, some 150 media outlets have been shut and about 160 journalists jailed, the Turkish Journalists' Association says.
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When the newspaper's editors publicly apologized, prominent professional journalists publicly criticized the apology, saying the student journalists had been doing their jobs.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists is based in New York City but the nonprofit defends press freedom and journalists around the world.
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Iran under Hassan Rouhani has become the largest prison for journalists in the Middle East; dozens of journalists are being detained today.
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Sixty-nine journalists were killed for their work in 2015, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, up from 61 in 2014.
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Free resources for journalists: Facebook will now conduct a series of free "e-learning courses" on Facebook products and tools for journalists.
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On Thursday, the Brussels-based International Federation of Journalists said seven foreign journalists were detained in Venezuela, including French and Spanish reporters.
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Some journalists have noted that the Carmody case underscores a relative lack of protection for journalists not backed by large media organizations.
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In nine out of ten cases, those who kill journalists are never brought to justice, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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It is an especially sensitive time for journalists, particularly in the mainstream news media, and journalists in many newsrooms are on edge.
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Chinese officials, however, cut the number of journalists covering the stroll from the original six to three journalists, and then to one.
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Journalists reportedly detained Several foreign journalists reporting on the ongoing unrest in the Latin American country have apparently been detained this week.
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Kierans has trained journalists in countries such as Cambodia, Thailand, Russia, and the Philippines in addition to teaching Canadian journalists, including me.
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Many journalists doubt that he deserves First Amendment consideration, since that belongs mainly to other journalists, which they say Mr. Assange isn't.
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Seemingly daily, violent land-grabbing by the rich from the poor for rapid urban development is documented by journalists and citizen journalists.
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His detention is seen as another example of harassment against journalists in Russia, a country in which numerous journalists have been harassed, attacked or murdered with attacks believed to be linked to the journalists' investigative work and revelations of corruption.
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London (CNN Business)At least 250 journalists were in jail in relation to their work as of December 1, nonprofit group the Committee to Protect Journalists said Wednesday, naming China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt the biggest jailers of journalists.
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Since 1993, at least 56 journalists have been killed for politically motivated reasons in Russia, while at least 12 journalists have been killed in Ukraine in the last decade, according to a tally maintained by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Last year, according to a count published by the Committee to Protect Journalists, approximately 250 journalists were jailed in the line of duty.
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" The Committee to Project Journalists tweeted that it "strikes at the heart of the First Amendment and puts all journalists in extreme danger.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, the number of journalists jailed for their work is at the highest level since the 1990s.
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Dozens of journalists were arrested in Iran during that period, and news outlets were shut down, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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" In June, he emailed multiple journalists, including Sommer, to say he "can't wait for vigilante squads to start gunning down journalists on sight.
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The university invited journalists, then just before the ceremony said journalists from The Associated Press and others could not film his full remarks.
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These are professional, accomplished journalists who have earned the right to be listed with the successful journalists chosen to moderate previous presidential debates.
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And Russian journalists are paid much worse than Latvian journalists, so, and another thing is they think: this is what our reader wants!
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These are professional, accomplished journalists who have earned the right to be listed with the successful journalists chosen to moderate previous Presidential debates.
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Note: The methodology for determining ideological slant of journalists comes from the researchers at Northeastern, and is based on the articles journalists write.
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The Somali Journalists Syndicate said Jubbaland security personnel ordered journalists to stop filming funerals of their colleagues and beat them, injuring four reporters.
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When you hear about journalists being threatened, you might think of the Vice reporters arrested in Turkey, or Honduran gangs targeting investigative journalists.
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At least 53 journalists were killed around the world this year, according to a new report from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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RFA Uyghur Service journalists have covered the mass incarceration of Uyghurs in Xinjiang, reporting that made journalists' families targets of the Chinese state.
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According to the Afghanistan Journalists Safety Committee, at least 80 journalists and media workers have been killed working in the country since 2001.
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It is imperative that independent journalists have access to the President and his activities, and that journalists are not barred for arbitrary reasons.
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ACOS is a historical alliance of media companies, press freedom nonprofits and freelance journalists to protect the increasing number of independent conflict journalists.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reported that two Syrian Kurdish journalists, Saad Ahmed and Mohammed Hussein Rasho, were killed in the strike.
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Turkey now has handily outstripped China as the world's biggest jailer of journalists, according to figures compiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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At least 27 Indian journalists have been killed since 1992 "in direct retaliation for their work," according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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More journalists are being held in detention in Turkey than in any other country in the world, according to Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Atlantic reported that journalists occupied 2148 of the 2148 spots at the hall in Pittsburgh, but that is still 220143 non-journalists.
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In Mexico, meanwhile, the murders of journalists increased in 85033, when five journalists were killed for their work, compared to four in 2018.
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Journalists for The New York Times won three of the awards, the most of any organization, and Washington Post journalists won two awards.
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Journalists have been targets of "doxxing," or publishing sensitive personal information like phone numbers and home addresses of the journalists and their families.
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But the journalists behind the publication of the Panama Papers — the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) — are still digging through the files.
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Some 170 newspapers, magazines, TV stations and news agencies have been closed in the crackdown, leaving 2,500 journalists unemployed, Turkey's journalists' association said.
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More journalists have been killed in Afghanistan than any other country during 2018, according to the Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ).
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The world's largest organization of journalists this week issued a dire report on the threats faced by journalists around the world in 2017.
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Online harassment is the biggest safety concern facing many female journalists, according to Courtney Radsch, advocacy director at the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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It would be one thing if some publications were cutting cultural journalists, but those cultural journalists were still able to find jobs elsewhere.
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More than 370 journalists from more than 100 media outlets in almost 80 countries around the world worked on the story, but it was German journalists Frederik Obermaier and Bastian Obermayer — and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists — that took the lead.
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By the same token, for journalists working at mainstream establishments, the focus on "fake news" is a convenient way to connect the dots between an electoral outcome most journalists deplore and larger trends in technology and media economics that most journalists also deplore.
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From US President Donald Trump calling journalists "the enemy of the people" to Russian trolls creating fake news on Facebook to the state-sponsored killings of journalists, the current environment is both physically dangerous for journalists and existentially troubling for a healthy democracy.
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Journalists stand in front of a police vehicle transporting Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo to Insein Prison after the court verdict.
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Erdogan cracked down on the media and, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, has jailed more journalists than any country in the world.
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But apparently the hard-nosed journalists over at the times turned a skeptical eye towards Andrew's trucker friendship claims and did what journalists do.
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There are 151 journalists in jail in Turkey, according to the International Press Institute, which calls the country the world's leading jailer of journalists.
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Joel Simon, the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, said on Saturday that withholding information for any reason goes against journalists' instincts.
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Turkish journalists charged with espionage, aiding terrorist organization The indictment was read aloud in court Friday, and the two journalists began their defense statements.
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Turkey has a poor record on free speech, with at least 81 journalists imprisoned, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists hold a joint convention in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Three local journalists there were arrested as they covered the protests, according to Hudson Apunyo, an official in a journalists' association in the area.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the number of journalists murdered worldwide in 2016, as reported by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Many journalists 'have paid a higher price' Once the court ruled, the two journalists were released from prison, and large group gathered in support.
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The revised manual provides greater detail on the legitimate purposes that journalists serve and makes clear that journalists have all the rights of civilians.
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In response to the ongoing harassment facing journalists, the ADL has also formed a Task Force on Harassment of Journalists to address the abuse.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a watchdog in New York, at least 223 journalists were in prison in China in December 22013.
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Celebrities, politicians and journalists typically flock to the annual dinner, which honors reporters who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring journalists.
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She also has won awards from the New York Festivals, the New York Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Black Journalists.
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The profession of journalism is often practiced outside the law—namely, many work as journalists without being members of the Italian Register of Journalists.
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At least 41 journalists were imprisoned in China at the end of 2017, according to a report from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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In a statement, the Myanmar Journalists' Association urged the authorities to "expose the truth behind this case and to give effective protection to journalists".
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Police raided the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate in Cairo on May 2 and arrested two journalists critical of the government who had been sheltering inside.
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The annual prison census, carried out by the nonprofit Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), found at least 251 journalists languishing in prison on Dec.
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The annual prison census, carried out by the nonprofit Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), found at least 22012 journalists languishing in prison on Dec.
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Some 160 journalists are imprisoned in Turkey, according to the journalists union, and authorities have shut down 130 media outlets since the failed coup.
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Which, for journalists and ex-journalists means in-depth reports, white papers, and special coverage on the topics that comprise the News Deeply network.
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While journalists have rarely been jailed in Pakistan, several instances of abductions of reporters have created a culture of self-censorship, journalists interviewed said.
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So dictators see a clear field: A record number of journalists are in prison worldwide, by the count of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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And journalists find the argument alluring because it has a ring of tough skepticism, and we journalists love to present ourselves as tough skeptics.
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Many of the journalists in Turkish jails were tied ideologically or were used by terrorist groups, in particular the pro-Kurdish journalists, he said.
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Dozens of media outlets were shuttered after the coup attempt, and at least 47 journalists remain jailed, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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There are hundreds more visas given to Chinese journalists in the United States than there are accredited American journalists in China, U.S. officials said.
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In its annual survey, the Committee to Protect Journalists found that at least 250 journalists are imprisoned around the world, largely by authoritarian leaders.
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Like the thing you hear about Goop is from journalists, and journalists have a lot of reactions to claims that are not fact-checked.
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The CPJ said a record 262 journalists were jailed worldwide in 2017, with Turkey, China, and Egypt responsible for imprisoning 134 of those journalists.
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Journalists of color have been disproportionately affected by layoffs in recent years, according to Courtland Milloy of the Washington Post — between 1997 and 2013, the number of black newspaper journalists around the country dropped 40 percent, compared to a 34 percent drop among white journalists.
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Protection Committee for Myanmar Journalists, a Myanmar free speech group, issued an appeal to gather funds for Moe Yan Naing's family and gathered about 1.5 million Myanmar kyat ($1,127), while Naypyitaw-based journalists gathered another 900,000 kyat - altogether about $1,800 - journalists involved told Reuters.
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In her last aired show, Marinova featured investigative journalists and pledged to engage in similar work, which stoked fears about retribution against journalists exposing corruption.
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Lack of security and safety in Colombia for journalists has forced some to flee the country; two journalists fled after being harassed online by officials.
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Gade was apparently discussing how journalists should "stick to their roots" despite changing technology, when a student replied saying that journalists should adapt to changes.
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The government has been cracking down on opposition media outlets, jailing some Turkish journalists for critical coverage and expelling some Western journalists in recent years.
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"Female journalists are dealing with harassment on a daily basis," said Elisa Lees Munoz, executive director of the US-based IWMF, which promotes women journalists.
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"The situation for journalists in Southeast Asia has arguably never been more dire," said Shawn Crispin, Southeast Asia representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Most of Yahoo's top journalists, such as Katie Couric, come from old media, and Yahoo has been laying off many of the journalists it employs.
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The shield law protects journalists from being held in contempt for refusing to reveal their sources, according to The Society of Professional Journalists Northern California.
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The militants are suspected to have been responsible for the deaths of four journalists last year, according to figures from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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According to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists, at least six other journalists are in prison in Bahrain in connection with their work.
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Since 2005, 40 journalists around the world have died while reporting these stories, more than all of the journalists killed covering America's war in Afghanistan.
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According to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists, at least six other journalists are in prison in Bahrain in connection with their work.
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Trump and the meeting attendees allowed journalists to listen to the meeting for only about seven minutes before asking them to leave, the journalists said.
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But at both news conferences on Friday, the U.S. journalists were allowed only one question while local journalists in the two countries asked multiple questions.
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Turkey has a poor record on free speech, with at least 81 journalists imprisoned, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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A record 262 journalists were jailed in 2017 simply for doing their work, according to a report published Wednesday by the Committee to Project Journalists.
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The six Americans were among 80 journalists killed worldwide in what RSF Secretary-General Christophe Deloire called a critical situation for journalists around the globe.
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"This is an unacceptable intrusion into the private affairs of journalists," Hendrik Zoerner, spokesman for the German Journalists Association, was quoted as telling the paper.
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" The St. Louis Post Dispatch calls journalists the "truest of patriots" and said the American people must not let Trump label journalists as "the enemy.
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The last two years have been deadly for journalists, with 31 murdered around the world this year alone, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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"It's where the alt-right got a lot of its power, by talking to journalists, trolling journalists there, changing the media narrative there," he said.
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Her husband, Kadri Gursel, a prominent columnist, is one of at least 81 journalists now imprisoned in Turkey, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Since the failed coup attempt, 178 media outlets have been shut down, 2,500 journalists have lost their jobs, and more than 150 journalists remain jailed.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists, sensing the change during the 2016 campaign, began tracking threats and attacks against American journalists soon after Trump took office.
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One way that local journalists can be really helpful to national journalists is to connect them with the organizers who are doing the actual work.
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Iraq was the deadliest country for journalists in 2017, with at least eight killed, followed by Syria, with seven, the Committee to Protect Journalists said.
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After the attack, the deadliest against journalists in United States history, some journalists gathered in a garage across the street to file articles and photographs.
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Every year, dozens of journalists are killed, arrested, or kidnapped for doing their job, including 26 journalists killed on the job so far this year.
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The Atlantic said that journalists occupied 100 of the 600 spots at a union hall in Pittsburgh, but that is still 500 non-journalists, not 150.
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Of course, the FBI has a long history of tracking journalists, but many questions remain: Will the journalists on the list be notified they've been added?
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The Atlantic said that journalists occupied 443 of the 600 spots at a union hall in Pittsburgh, but that is still 500 non-journalists, not 150.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 38 journalists were in prison in China in 2016, putting it second behind Turkey for number of reporters jailed.
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The present situation is the most dangerous and difficult for journalists in decades, according to dozens of journalists in Kashmir Reuters spoke to in recent weeks.
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Several local journalists sat through the court proceedings, with the verdict welcome in a country where many feel those targeting journalists have not been held accountable.
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The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AFJSC) said nine journalists were killed in Kabul, the worst toll for media workers in a single attack in the country.
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Pursuant to the Society of Professional Journalists Code, journalists are expected to seek truth and report it, minimize harm, act independently, and be accountable and transparent.
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Our friends at the Committee to Protect Journalists, who work to tirelessly to protect the safety of journalists across the world, issued this statement earlier today.
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As part of the purge some 150 media outlets have been shut down and around 160 journalists are in jail, according to the Turkish Journalists' Association.
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"It is imperative that independent journalists have access to the President and his activities, and that journalists are not barred for arbitrary reasons," the groups added.
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Flowers are placed by portraits of slain journalists Alexander Rastorguyev, Kirill Radchenko and Orkhan Dzhemal, at the Russian journalists Union building in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Aug.
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That's not always a luxury we have as journalists, especially because security is a lot worse for journalists now than it was when I first started.
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"Essentially, Trump signaled that countries that do enough business with the United States are free to murder journalists without consequence," the Committee to Protect Journalists said.
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Of the three journalists known to be imprisoned in Venezuela this year, Mr. Six is the only foreign reporter, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Since the party took power in 2016, at least 32 journalists have been charged with various crimes, according to We Support Journalists, a local media watchdog.
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That's what it's done is ... Do you think, given that most journalists are men, most sports journalists are men, have they done enough to recognize it?
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The Committee to Protect Journalists called the move "a fundamental threat to press freedom," and First Amendment lawyers expressed concern about a government crackdown on journalists.
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Three journalists from Channel One, Russia's main television station, were on the plane, as were journalists from the Zvezda and NTV television networks, news reports said.
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The leaders of the country's main pro-Kurdish party have been jailed, as well as at least 81 journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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China imprisoned at least 48 journalists in 2019, more than any other country in the world, Reuters writes, citing a new Committee to Protect Journalists report.
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Americans rely on journalists to bring them this information, so it is important that journalists have access to federal agency officials, government scientists and scientific data.
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Iraq remains the deadliest country for journalists over all since the Committee to Protect Journalists began keeping detailed records in 1992, with at least 186 killed.
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I mean, you know, I do think that they should create a huge journalism fund for journalists, which could fund local journalists, can fund new periodicals.
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At least 58 journalists have been killed in Russia since 1992, and 38 of those were targeted for murder, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," lawyers say in the filing.
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Days before the journalists were set free, Mr. Friedenberg and Mr. Adler released a statement: "These are treacherous times for journalists and — consequently — for the billions of people around the globe whose lives can be informed, improved and sometimes even saved by the work journalists do."
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Article of the Day Article: Turkey's Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists Before Reading This week, the press advocacy group The Committee to Protect Journalists reported that at least 259 journalists have been jailed around the world this year, the highest number ever recorded.
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Their work includes documenting violations to press freedom, providing financial support to journalists in danger, and even seeking justice for journalists who have been murdered or imprisoned.
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Groupthink, online harassment and economic threat: What journalists are facing in the fight to be free To do their jobs well, journalists should be free from fear.
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The Cyprus Journalists&apos Union last week said whether the glossary will be used in whole or in part or discarded entirely rests entirely with individual journalists.
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Seven other journalists were also killed, according to Najib Sharifi, director of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee, while four police officers were among the dead, Stanikzai said.
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Last year 251 journalists languished in jails as a result of doing their jobs, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a New York-based NGO.
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"I heard about three American journalists who were detained on the border between Kenya and South Sudan because these journalists had not received visas," he told Reuters.
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It doesn't help that political journalists, like most journalists, don't understand anything about technology, and all journalism is tech journalism now, whether we like it or not.
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The charges against them related to a police raid last May on the Journalists' Syndicate to arrest two opposition journalists who had sought shelter there from arrest.
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"Comorian journalists solemnly ask the head of state to retract these remarks, which have shocked not only journalists but public opinion," UPF-Comores said in a statement.
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But I believe you still need people called journalists, people who look like journalists, who are going to help society decide what's true and what's not true.
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The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists in 2015 said that more journalists were in jail in Iran than any country other than China and Egypt.
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Clinton was asked at the National Association of Black Journalists-National Association of Hispanic Journalists Convention if she misrepresented Comey's conclusions in two recent interviews she gave.
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The Protection Committee for Myanmar Journalists, a group of local reporters who have demonstrated against past prosecutions of journalists, decried the "unfair arrests that affect media freedom".
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The Committee to Protect Journalists monitors attacks on journalists around the world and campaigns for the release of those who are jailed, including most recently in Azerbaijan.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists documented the targeting of buildings housing Hamas-affiliated news outlets and journalists in Gaza in a previous round of fighting in 2012.
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A minimum of 85033 journalists worldwide were imprisoned on charges connected to "fake news" last year, according to a new report from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In Turkey, two correspondents face life in prison for reporting, with 14 journalists imprisoned as of the end of 2015, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The organization, called the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, was already forced to part with three contract journalists who had helped its small staff shepherd the project.
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" He pointed to Trump's sympathetic comments about Putin, "who jails journalists and perhaps kills journalists and is curtailing Russian citizens' freedom of movement and freedom of communication.
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A new report from the committee to protect journalists documents that the number of journalists imprisoned around the world has reached 262, which is a new record.
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Last year, nonprofit group the Committee to Protect Journalists warned that at least 250 journalists were in jail in relation to their work as of 1 December.
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During a rally in December 2015, he joked about killing journalists while defending Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose government has reportedly been involved in murdering dissident journalists.
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At an enormous rally, referring to journalists as very, very bad people — you don't have to stretch the imagination to see then what could happen to journalists.
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They said many of the Chinese journalists suspected of having those ties occupied a hybrid role, with some accredited journalists possibly serving as full-time intelligence operatives.
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The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said five local journalists had also been arrested and called for the immediate release of all the reporters.
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China has overtaken Turkey for the dubious distinction of being the world's biggest jailer of journalists, according to a new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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This sword hanging over journalists will muzzle both the journalists and the whistleblowers, bringing an end to the limited freedom of speech that Hong Kong still enjoys.
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Donald Trump Jr. ripped journalists on Sunday after a week that saw several mistakes from prominent new outlets, saying journalists could care less about seeking the truth.
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I truly believe that built into the ethics of journalism should be the idea that the resources afforded to national journalists should be shared with local journalists.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," Justice Department lawyers wrote in their filing.
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How journalists should not cover an online conspiracy theory Whitney Phillips has some words of warning for journalists writing about QAnon and other insane conspiracy hoaxes: The final question reporters must ask themselves stems from the fact that journalists aren't just part of the game of media manipulation.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," the White House said in its response.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a nonprofit free press advocacy group, Turkey has been the world's leading jailer of journalists for the past two consecutive years.
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This is not a theoretical concern in Turkey, which holds the dubious distinction of being the world's leading jailer of journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Society of Professional Journalists Northern California chapter invoked the law designed to provide legal cover for journalists who want to protect the identity of an unnamed source.
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Critics of President Donald Trump say his strident criticism of the media has encouraged violence against journalists, while his supporters say many journalists are too aggressive and disrespectful.
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Abdul Manan, chairman of Indonesia's Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), said the measure had "obstructed our right to obtain information" and prevented journalists from reporting on events there.
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They use fake accounts on social media to talk with journalists, to ask journalists if there is any truth to the idea that witnesses are really crisis actors.
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If you think that now you have journalists who, a whole generation of journalists who think it's okay to just print whatever comes in to the tip line.
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Isaac: Do I think that the journalists at the six verticals at Gawker deserve to have a different treatment of the journalists at Univision, Fusion, and The Root?
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The kidnapping highlighted the dangers journalists face in Iraq, where 71 have been killed with impunity over the past decade, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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"Journalists who have reported on the work of terrorist organisations, which is the job of journalists - you can't say one supports terrorists by reporting on them," Jagland said.
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Unlike journalists at commercial news outlets, Nookala and Ma drew on their unique experiences as journalists and survivors to build trust with community members and legitimize their coverage.
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In one high-profile case last month, a court sentenced six journalists to life in jail for aiding plotters of the attempted coup, charges the journalists have denied.
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Hendel's RIPVGAR and the Network of Argentine Journalists for Non-Sexist Communication (Red PAR) are two organizations encouraging journalists to provide more actionable and sensitive coverage of femicides.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, there have been no convictions in any of the 27 cases of journalists murdered for their work in India since 1992.
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" The NABJ concluded their statement by urging Trump to stop his "verbal assault on black women journalists and all journalists, and to provide truthful answers instead of insults.
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Related: Golden Globes: The winners list During the telecast, HFPA announced $2 million in grants to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and the Committee To Protect Journalists.
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This week, it is the country's journalists, who have engaged in an open-ended sit-in at the headquarters of the journalists' union where Sunday's arrests took place.
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Human rights groups have criticized Turkey for detaining so many journalists and have accused the government of using the failed coup as a pretext to silence critical journalists.
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Last year was the bloodiest for journalists in Afghanistan, according to the Afghan Journalists' Safety Committee, with at least 20 killed and 169 cases of violence or threats.
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The Obama administration has taken a hard line against government employees who reveal classified information to journalists, and has occasionally tried to force journalists to reveal their sources.
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The problem with the original section about journalists, he said, was that its tone unwisely "planted the seed in the military mind" that journalists might pose a threat.
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The journalists said they were dismayed by the recent arrests of social media users whose posts were deemed distasteful, as well as of journalists critical of the military.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has documented the untimely deaths of 58 journalists in Russia in the post-Soviet period, many of them by murder or unexplained accidents.
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China, Egypt and Turkey were responsible for about half of the 251 journalists who were imprisoned for their work in 2018, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In India, the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed revoking the accreditation of journalists who traffic in "fake news" before scrapping the idea after journalists denounced it.
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That won't happen, of course, because every company that hires journalists wants its journalists to use those platforms, at a minimum as a way to promote their work.
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The Sudanese authorities arrested the journalists while they were reporting on demonstrations in Khartoum, according to the statement, which cited news reports and the independent Sudanese Journalists Network.
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One of the invitations I received was from a group I had rarely heard from, the Afghanistan journalists council, which was honoring 30 women — mostly journalists, including me.
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At a time when the country is demanding more investigative journalists, more D.C. reporters, more visual journalists — we have to free up some room to change the newsroom.
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"People don't realize how dangerous it is for journalists around the world to cover their communities," said Joel Simon, the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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It said that Eritrea's 15 imprisoned journalists were all being held without charges, including Ghebrehiwet Keleta, a reporter arrested in 2000, and 11 journalists arrested the following year.
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It clarified that the digital journalists and field reporters included in the photo were part of an "initial wave" of journalists who would be embedded with 2020 candidates.
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Clinton earlier this month fielded some questions at a joint convention of the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in Washington, D.C. Clinton took 10 minutes of questions from NABJ and NAHJ members during the event, which was attended by more than 1,500 journalists.
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One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of the most experienced and respected journalists covering Mexico's brutal drug war was murdered Monday in Sinaloa, a state plagued by narco violence.
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"The threats against Patrícia Campos Mello and other journalists are an alarming escalation of anti-press rhetoric in this contentious electoral cycle in Brazil," Natalie Southwick, a program coordinator with the Committee to Protect Journalists, said in a statement Thursday, naming one of the journalists reporting on the intentional misinformation campaign.
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Since the attempted coup, 170 newspapers, magazines, television stations and news agencies have been shut down, leaving 2,500 journalists unemployed, Turkey's journalists' association said in a statement on Monday.
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Newscaster Gwen Ifill has passed at 61 If you want to know what she meant to female journalists and journalists of color, read this moving piece by Lisa France.
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A protest letter denouncing what it called "dangerous" ideas that aim to turn journalists into "mindless instruments," and to promote "censorship," reportedly drew signatures of support from 170 journalists.
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If you have the resources, consider supporting journalists holding the government accountable by subscribing to a local or national paper, or by donating to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The contributions of detained Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were recognized by their colleagues at the annual Reuters Journalists of the Year Awards ceremony on Thursday.
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Avenatti replied cryptically that "there is (sic) good journalists, and there is (sic) bad journalists," during a long-winded answer in which he did not elaborate on his grievance.
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LOOK AT HOW JOURNALISTS HANDLE LEAKS AND WHISTLEBLOWERS A lot of the issues with hacked material mirror the ones journalists have dealt with in more traditional realms for decades.
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Over 100 news sites have been closed, and over 100 journalists have been imprisoned; Turkey is now the country with the highest number of confined journalists in the world.
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The Yemeni Journalists Syndicate says the Houthis have been holding 12 other journalists for several months after accusing them of acting against the movement and of supporting Hadi's government.
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Mexico is the deadliest country for journalists so far in 2017, according to the CPJ, which says seven journalists have been killed there "in direct retaliation" for their work.
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At least 13 journalists were killed in Afghanistan last year, making it the deadliest year on record for Afghan media, the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) said on Wednesday.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a U.S. non-governmental organization, 58 journalists have been killed in Russia since 1992, of whom 38 were targeted for murder.
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Kim Pate, the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Canadian Media Guild, with letters from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and Canadian Journalists for Free Expression on their way.
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At the end of last year, the Committee to Protect Journalists documented 262 cases of imprisoned journalists around the world, with Turkey, China, and Egypt as the top offenders.
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Only seven percent of journalists recently identified as republican during the last presidential election cycle; that's right, ninety-three percent of journalists said they were not republican in 2015.
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The majority of students and two of the journalists were not able to leave the church until Saturday morning, according to one of the trapped journalists and local media.
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Student journalists at Northwestern University sparked a backlash from professional journalists across the country after publishing a November 10 editorial apologizing for what appeared to be basic newsgathering practices.
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HRW: Reuters journalists 'disappeared' The recent arrest of two Reuters journalists in Myanmar has added weight to suggestions from human rights agencies that the government has something to hide.
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Longtime journalists Steven Brill and Gordon Crovitz launched NewsGuard earlier this year, which will hire dozens of journalists as analysts to review news websites ahead of the midterm elections.
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The U.S. cannot seriously challenge journalists in Turkey, lest give credence to the government's long-standing contention that journalists can be targeted for their media affiliations and words written.
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He cites CPJ data that documented the cases of 262 journalists being imprisoned for their work last year and 21 cases where journalists were jailed on "fake news" charges.
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Decades later, he conducted the first studies on trauma among war journalists and wrote a book, "Journalists Under Fire: the Psychological Hazards of Covering War," based on the results.
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Somalia has sat atop the Committee to Protect Journalists' Global Impunity Index — a list of the worst countries for the unsolved murders of journalists — for the past three years.
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Producers and stars don't always accommodate journalists on set, and journalists are sometimes chasing more urgent news, so some of the most famous New York movies aren't represented here.
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At least 210 journalists were killed on the job in 260, slightly more than in the previous two years, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a watchdog.
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Courtney Radsch is the advocacy director for the Committee to Protect Journalists, a U.S.-based organization that promotes press freedom and defends the rights of journalists around the world.
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It was the deadliest single attack involving journalists in Afghanistan since at least 2002, and one of the most lethal ever worldwide, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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"Mexico remains the deadliest country for journalists worldwide that is not engaged in armed conflict, and two journalists have already been murdered in the country this year," they added.
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Few journalists in Washington have a longer track record, and after the election, "NewsHour" journalists say, Ms. Woodruff led the newsroom with a cleareyed view when emotions were high.
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"We are extremely alarmed by management's decision to silence the journalists we represent at Bloomberg Industry Group, as well as the unrepresented journalists at Bloomberg News," the guild wrote.
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Other Jewish journalists have experienced this to a greater degree than I did, and journalists of color regularly have it much worse, as do women who write about misogyny.
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At least 48 journalists have been imprisoned in China for a range of offenses in the past 12 months, according to a report by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Three journalists have already been killed this year just for doing their jobs, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and 54 were killed in 73, including Jamal Khashoggi.
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Twitter's struggles are numerous and well known, but the gist is: Though plenty of media personalities use Twitter daily, from presidential candidates to rock stars to journalists—so many journalists!
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As entertainment journalists, members of the HFPA interact with the movies and stars first as writers, and later as voters (some journalists in the HFPA like hanging out with talent).
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Representatives of Globo TV and Fox Sports TV, the media with the most journalists on board, were also on the Air Force plane to help identify their journalists, he added.
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"It is imperative that independent journalists have access to the President and his activities, and that journalists are not barred for arbitrary reasons," those outlets said in a joint statement.
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Journalists didn't fare much better — at least 17 local reporters were murdered and several others disappeared during his term, making Veracruz one of the world's most dangerous places for journalists.
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The move was seen as an astonishing attack upon press freedom in a country where journalists are increasingly under siege — four journalists have been assaulted by police in March alone.
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"Journalists in this region are facing various types of narratives from politicians, prime ministers, presidents, ministers and police officers, and this particular narrative is feeding violence against journalists," Gutierrez said.
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Instead, activists and journalists often need to tap into resources and gain assistance from groups like Access Now, which runs a digital security helpline, and the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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I met CNBC staff at a National Association of Black Journalists conference where I participated in CNBC's Business Journalism Workshop with other up-and-coming journalists from across the country.
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Local journalists nationwide have fallen victim to the violence, prompting the Committee to Protect Journalists to classify Mexico as the most dangerous country in the Western Hemisphere for media workers.
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Turkey remains the world's worst offender against press freedom, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said in an annual study, with at least 68 journalists imprisoned for anti-state charges.
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There was no hard evidence as to why games journalists are bad But, unsurprisingly, no hard evidence as to why games journalists should be mistrusted was offered during the panel.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has said that there have been no convictions in any of the 27 cases of journalists murdered in India because of their work since 1992.
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As the journalists started to create content, we looked at how we could build features or fields in the backend of WordPress to help Wikipedians and journalists work closer together.
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The smart pieces by well-known journalists that he ran in his magazine -- even female journalists, like Margaret Atwood -- were designed to enrich the intellect of the magazine's male readers.
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All journalists rely on leaks, and many relied on classified information publicized by WikiLeaks, making a river of journalists guilty of the same crimes for which Assange would be prosecuted.
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Mr. Trump has declined to speak before several minority organizations, including the N.A.A.C.P., the National Urban League, the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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In early May, a representative from the National Association of Black Journalists invited Mr. Trump to speak at a convention it was hosting with the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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Journalists have become increasingly targeted in Afghanistan in recent years, with 13 killed in 2018 alone -- the most in any one year there, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Turkey remains the world's worst offender of jailing journalists for the second consecutive time, with 2628 journalists behind bars, compared with 28503 last year, according an annual report by CPJ.
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At least five other journalists remain missing in Syria and 122 have been killed since the conflict began in 2011, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, an advocacy group.
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Taking a page out of the book used by Trump and authoritarians everywhere, state journalists and officials regularly called critical journalists and reporters covering protests "traitors" and "golpistas" (coup-plotters).
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At the time of the Committee to Protect Journalists' most recent annual census of imprisoned journalists, in December, Israel was holding seven in jail, four of them on incitement accusations.
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"United Nations bodies like Unesco have worked hard promoting the safety of journalists and free expression around the world," said Mr. Mahoney, the Committee to Protect Journalists' deputy executive director.
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The number of female journalists has been declining in recent years, particularly in the last two, according to a survey released by the Centre of Afghan Women Journalists in November.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has reported that 81 Turkish journalists were in prison as of last December, which was more than in China, Egypt, Iran, Russia and Syria combined.
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The union representing journalists at the Bloomberg industry publication group on Monday condemned the company's decision to bar journalists across the broader Bloomberg organization from investigating Democratic candidates for president.
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The leading per-capita jailer of journalists (according to the Committee to Protect Journalists) has been cast in the unlikely role of Chief of Outrage about an outspoken journalist's murder.
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At least 81 journalists are imprisoned in Turkey, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), and more than 130 media outlets have been shut since July.
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If you're inclined to personalize, Mr. Smyth, who is also an adviser to the Committee to Protect Journalists, offered a basic list that he provided to journalists in hostile environments.
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Under Prince Mohammed's rule, "authorities have wielded state mechanisms ostensibly focused on terrorism to silence journalists," according to a blog post published in September by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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National journalists, the ones who often set the agenda, spend a fair amount of time around wealthy people, and national journalists themselves tend to be more affluent than most Americans.
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Activist group Free Expression Myanmar and its partner organizations interviewed 200 journalists between January and April, finding almost half believed they had less freedom as journalists than a year earlier.
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If the rom-com is where female journalists go to be incompetent and sexually harassed, all the other genres are where female journalists go to be put in their place.
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Relations between Egypt's media and the government have deteriorated so severely that, last week, Egyptian police were accused of raiding the headquarters of the Journalists Syndicate (the professional union responsible for protecting, defending, and accrediting journalists and editors for all private and state-run print media) and arresting two journalists, sparking substantial demonstrations.
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Erdoğan is at the center of a media crackdown in Turkey, which has seen more journalists imprisoned than any other nation in the world, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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You would help women journalists by verifying more of us, responding appropriately to targeted harassment of us and applying the TOS more stringently against accounts that stalk women journalists on here.
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"This resolution is encouraging religious fanatics to retaliate against our journalists," he said in a statement, calling on the authorities to protect journalists and stop anyone whipping up hatred against them.
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Sherif Mansour, the Middle East and North Africa program coordinator at the Committee to Protect Journalists, said that the organization is monitoring the cases of at least 16 imprisoned Saudi journalists.
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The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate reported that six journalists, all of whom they say were easily identifiable as press, were shot by Israeli forces firing over the border on Friday, including Murtaja.
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She also explained that the couple intends on "monitoring trials of journalists" and helping them financially, as well as supporting the endless accounts of journalists ranging from the Maldives to Egypt.
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" She said, "We do not accept that journalists are attacked or simply kidnapped or that they disappear ... To be able to send journalists to this particular area is of crucial importance.
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Mr Duterte has declared journalists "spies" and "sons of bitches" and once implied that most of the 185 journalists killed in the Philippines over the past 30 years deserved to die.
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The Daily Beast executive editor Noah Shachtman, along with other journalists, responded to Stamos's earlier tweets: If Facebook wants to quell confusion about its product, it should actually talk to journalists.
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Ah, that was ... I shouldn't expect to from real journalists or people who purport to be real journalists, but we have to maintain some level of ... We can't all become Trump.
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Earlier this month the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Sudanese authorities to release at least three journalists who had been detained after publishing columns in support of the protests.
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After one fiery rant in which Dzodan described a cadre of such journalists as "vultures" and "media whores," Dzodan herself was criticized by white journalists who claimed she was being misogynistic.
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On that note, one of the strangest developments this year has been seeing journalists attack WikiLeaks for doing what journalists are supposed to do: reveal the unvarnished truth to the public.
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Since the attempted coup, 170 newspapers, magazines, television stations and news agencies have been shut down, leaving 2,500 journalists unemployed, the Turkish journalists' association said in a statement protesting the detentions.
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"Journalists should be able to do their job without fear that a tough series of questions will provoke retaliation," said Courtney Radsch, the advocacy director for the Committee to Project Journalists.
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Egypt's authorities have arrested and prosecuted scores of Egyptian journalists over the last two years, but they have generally been reluctant to take action against foreign journalists, fearing unwanted international scrutiny.
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Kabul (Reuters) - Violence and intimidation against journalists in Afghanistan has spiked sharply this month, with much of it coming from government security forces, the main journalists' right groups said on Tuesday.
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Four journalists were murdered in a shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland in June, while two journalists were killed in May while covering hazardous weather in North Carolina.
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Since 1992, 78 journalists have been killed in the Philippines, the third highest total in the world -- behind only Iraq (186) and Syria (114), according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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At the Committee to Protect Journalists, we have documented dozens of cases where threats to the press, voiced by authoritarian leaders, have translated into tangible attacks on the journalists singled out.
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As several legal experts questioned the legality of the spying and the province promised journalists greater protection, it emerged that the Quebec's provincial police force had spied on six other journalists.
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Under Abiy, Ethiopia has gone from being one of the world's worst jailers of journalists to for the first time in more than a decade of having no journalists in prison.
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Nowhere was that unfortunate oversight on vivid display than at her recent appearance before a joint meeting of the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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In a report by the Committee to Protect Journalists, the group said that after Turkey, the worst offender in 2016 was China, where 38 journalists were in custody on Dec. 1.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists said at least 13 journalists are in jail for their coverage and described a "massive crackdown" that includes self-censorship and harassment of media-business owners.
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Human Rights Watch said the number of arbitrary arrests of independent journalists and human rights activists decreased in 2017, but were still intolerably high, with thousands of activists and journalists detained.
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"We have reported 32 Mexican journalists that have been killed by drug cartels since 2012, and 90 percent of the crimes against journalists in Mexico have gone unpunished," Ms. Ghani said.
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Violations of press freedom are rampant in Indonesia: journalists have been barred from entering high-conflict areas like West Papua, the culture of impunity remains strong, and journalists regularly experience violence.
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Driving the news: Report for America, an organization that places emerging journalists into local newsrooms, said Monday that it's on pace to place 250 journalists in 164 local newsrooms in 2020.
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White House officials are pushing for more access for U.S. journalists at an east Asia summit after press pool journalists were shut out during previous stops on President Trump's Asia trip.
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The charges against Mr. Greenwald raise concerns among journalists and advocates for a free press because journalists often rely on confidential or leaked information, sometimes obtained by whistle-blowers or hackers.
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Dozens of journalists, developers and designers from various media outlets, including SBS, The Australian and Storyful, joined together to develop prototypes for deepening connections between journalists and those who support us.
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"Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," the Tina Fey movie that came out last year and was set here in Kabul, has more journalists cast than there are actual journalists deployed here any longer.
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" She went on, "When I talk to—I don't want to say younger journalists, but, basically, younger journalists—they're excited by this film, by seeing women get to tell their stories.
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To do so would undermine our journalists' credibility with the sources we regularly use to do our jobs, as well as put the safety of our sources and journalists at risk.
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Journalists and politicians alike would be crowing -- and rightly.
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KAINE: ... persecuting journalists... PENCE: Right, this is grade school.
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" Some carried banners that read "Immediately release imprisoned journalists.
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It's a pain in the ass, because ... Journalists suck.
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The Russian news media organization that sponsored the journalists' trip to Africa, the Investigation Control Center, which is funded by the exiled Russian billionaire Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, said that a vehicle carrying the three journalists traveled north from Sibut along with another car but that it was only the journalists' vehicle that was attacked.
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From President Trump's demonization of the media in America, which many claim have contributed to an atmosphere of aggression against journalists, to President Erdogan's imprisonment of journalists in Turkey, to the countless assassinations of journalists in Mexico, no matter where in the world you are, the peril of being a journalist has never been greater.
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Journalists following the President-elect in Florida weren't made aware of Trump's travel to his golf course, since he didn't bring along the traditional pool of journalists assigned to cover his movements.
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Meanwhile, other journalists took to Twitter to voice their proposals, listing -- among other organizations -- journalism nonprofits like the Committee to Protect Journalists, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and ProPublica.
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The other journalists who have accused Akbar, which include some of the country's leading journalists and authors, were not immediately reachable on Sunday, or did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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" Shawn Crispin, the senior Southeast Asia representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), said the shutdown "deliberately impedes journalists' ability to send, receive, and publish reports from Rakhine and Chin states.
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But journalists -- right-leaning journalists, George Will was talking to Bill Maher about this and he was describing it as maybe not so much as a cult as a culture of fear.
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We used to call those people "journalists," and indeed traditional journalists still have a huge role to play, but these new kinds of narratives require entirely new mechanisms of proof and trust.
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This article was republished in The Last Column, a collection of the final articles and photos of journalists killed in the service of news gathering, compiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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One of the reasons liberal journalists hate the term "fake news" is that it undermines their ability to intimidate Americans into the notion that the "news" is whatever journalists decide it is.
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The detentions bring the number of imprisoned Turkish media workers to 99, based on figures from the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) media watchdog, making Turkey the world's biggest jailer of journalists.
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" Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor pointed to the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics, which cautions journalists to "Avoid conflicts of interest, real or perceived" and "disclose unavoidable conflicts.
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Student journalists used media as a key tool for activism in the widespread social movements of the 218s, journalism scholar Kaylene Dial Armstrong writes in her book How Journalists Report Campus Unrest.
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The database found relationships between names, which gave journalists leads to follow, according to a blog by an editor of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, which led the Panama Papers investigation.
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It seemed at least worth mentioning the names of some journalists in a 9,500-word article about a writer who tells stories to the public, using journalists as one of his instruments.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a total of 11 journalists have been killed in America since 1992, and only three of those were tied to the danger of an assignment.
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But we cannot ignore that this mass shooting occurred at a time when threats against journalists are at "epidemic levels," according to a recent report issued by the International Federation of Journalists.
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Interestingly—while many YouTubers do interview shows like journalists, when they are criticized, their fans often defend them by saying "they're not journalists" and thus have no obligation to ask hard questions.
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NYT reporter James Risen was among the journalists swept up in that Obama record, and he warned in December that Obama was handing Trump the means to target leakers and journalists alike.
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Amid a weeks-long communications blackout in Kashmir in August, the Committee to Protect Journalists also documented the detainment and harassment of at least three journalists, two of whom have been released.
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"If the value of a newspaper is its journalists, then, when you buy a newspaper, the first thing you do is you try to win over the journalists," Mr. Beuve-Méry said.
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Journalists are threatened and detained for reporting on the fast-moving virusThere have also been concerning reports of journalists being detained or threatened with arrest while reporting on the coronavirus in Wuhan.
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The violence against journalists by Turkish officials even extended to the U.S., when President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's bodyguards attacked journalists in 2016 outside the Brookings Institution where he was giving a speech.
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The number of journalists killed in the line of duty in 2202 fell by more than half to 2628, compared to 28500 in 6900, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
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With nine journalists killed in 2018, Mexico is the fourth deadliest country in the world for journalists, according to a report by Reporters Without Borders, known internationally as Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF).
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RFA in particular produces some excellent reporting from local journalists -- often at great risk to themselves -- out of Tibet and Xinjiang, areas of China from which most foreign journalists are locked out.
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Dozens of Turkish journalists have been jailed, and several foreign journalists have been harassed, detained, denied entry or expelled from Turkey in recent months, particularly since an unsuccessful coup attempt in July.
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And, along with the rest of the hyperventilating Beltway crowd, NPR ignored her press conference at a gathering of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and the National Association of Black Journalists.
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Canadian police spied on two journalists in 2007 without permission from their bosses, according to a document revealed by the CBC that has raised the ire of journalists and free speech advocates.
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On May 4, a day after World Press Freedom Day, the Journalists Syndicate publicly adopted a number of resolutions calling for, among other things, the dismissal of the state's interior minister, an apology from the president, the release of all journalists from imprisonment for publication crimes, and a general conference to discuss a general strike by all journalists.
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"It is sad that the fifth anniversary of the 2011 protests has been marked by the arrest of yet more journalists in Bahrain, which has since become one of the worst jailers of journalists in the Arab world," said Sherif Mansour, the Middle East and north Africa program coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, an international advocacy group.
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But on Friday afternoon, Clinton broke the mold, engaging in a Q&A with black and Latino journalists at the conference for the National Associations of Black Journalists and Hispanic Journalists in Washington, DC. "I want you to hold me accountable, because the stakes are as high as they've ever been in our lifetime," Clinton told the audience.
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It's part of a long-running game of cat and mouse between Facebook and journalists, in which journalists build tools for scraping data from Facebook, and Facebook tells them to knock it off.
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And it's not to say that journalists shouldn't cover such research—digesting a dense technical paper into something more accessible, perhaps for policy makers or anyone else, is part of what journalists do.
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At least 35 American journalists have been served with subpoenas or legal orders for information since 2017, according to the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker, a site that tabulates publicly known threats toward journalists.
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The idea is to help journalists create more unique, higher-quality articles by using the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to suggest additional information for journalists to add to their work.
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The majority of journalists that were killed were killed starting from 2009; 55 journalists in total have been killed since 2003, but more than 45 of those were killed between 2009 and 2015.
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Only Jamaica has entirely repealed laws that would permit journalists to be prosecuted for their reporting, according to the study released by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Journalists should not pay the price for military officers' unlawful attempt to overthrow the government," said Nina Ognianov, the coordinator of the Europe and Central Asia program of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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So far, the company has been quite good about explaining to journalists, or at least giving statements to journalists, about how it works, but it&aposs definitely gonna continue batting off those concerns.
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This is vital recognition and a moral marker, as the Committee to Protect Journalists releases yet another depressing year-ender, concluding that silencing journalists all over the world is now the new normal.
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Further, while Roberts was expected to defend all of the many fine journalists at CNN, Acosta's "state-TV" comment essentially insults FNC's real journalists such as Bret Baier, Shannon Bream and Shepherd Smith.
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Political agendas, partisan slants, a porous line between journalists and publicists (who call themselves journalists), anonymous reconstructions, conspiratorial tones and little accountability for false reports have riddled the credibility of the Italian press.
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"Hundreds of journalists jailed globally becomes the new normal," the committee said in a summary of its annual findings, which are based on the number of journalists imprisoned each year on Dec. 1.
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Over all, the number of journalists who have died or been killed while working has climbed over the past year, said Robert Mahoney, the deputy executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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This year, the United States has the third-highest number of journalists killed worldwide, in part because of the attack on The Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis, Md., that left five journalists dead.
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"Turkey remains the world's worst jailer for the second consecutive year, with 73 journalists behind bars, compared with 81 last year," the Committee to Protect Journalists wrote in its annual report in December.
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Definitive figures are hard to come by but the National Union of Somali Journalists has estimated that 47 journalists were arrested in 2016, 32 in 2017, and around 12 in 2018 so far.
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Radsch told CNN Business that the crackdown on journalists was likely to create a "deterrent" for those who might otherwise go into the profession, adding that 98% of those imprisoned were local journalists.
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But whether or not these murders were directly linked to journalists' confrontations of those with power, threats to journalists and the normalization of a culture of "fake news" can bleed into each other.
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China: The country nudged past Turkey as the leading jailer of journalists this year, the Committee to Protect Journalists reported in its annual survey, partly because of severe repression in the Xinjiang region.
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Deaths of journalists in the line of duty fell sharply in 2016 compared with the year before, a news media advocacy group said Monday, attributing the decline to fewer intentional killings of journalists.
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With his deviously brilliant demagoguery, President Trump has never explicitly called for the death of American journalists, but he has consistently incited the mobs at his rallies against working journalists, sometimes by name.
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He says change has to start from the top, with strong leadership willing to stand up for the actions of individual journalists and set an ethical example for young journalists to learn from.
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The organization also noted that the number of journalists who had been arbitrarily detained was 12% higher than in 2018, with 389 journalists in prison connected to their work as of December 1.
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A network of female journalists, United Mexican Journalists, which was created last year to develop strategies to confront sexual violence and harassment in their industry, created their own Twitter account and hashtag — #MeTooJournalists.
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What's more, the study finds, journalists "rarely inform the public when [initial studies] are disconfirmed" — despite the fact around half of the studies journalists write about are later rebutted by follow-up studies.
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Even at the beginning, you know, my predictions and a lot of other people's predictions, a lot of the political journalists that I respect the most ... KS: Yeah, don't talk to political journalists.
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They then became part of a broader investigation coordinated by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, which has brought in nearly 400 journalists from around the world to report on the papers' revelations.
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Journalists should be tough when powerful people say untrue things.
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The first is a mass training programme for African journalists.
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Al Nusra Front released three Spanish journalists earlier in May.
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Investors, journalists — we get pitched a million times a day.
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"It looks complicated," he told journalists gathered outside the hospital.
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"Watch the journalists and you'll find their sources," Snowden says.
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Volunteers affix them to lanyards and swap them with journalists.
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Journalists witnessed the demolition of three tunnels and nearby buildings.
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Other journalists I contacted didn't want to comment at all.
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After seeing the "journalists" on Fox News I am glad.
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They're judged by a panel of automotive journalists and analysts.
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Those detained include political activists, journalists and civil society members.
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Hacking is a particular concern for journalists traveling the world.
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That list includes government officials, activists, journalists, and now, Bourdain.
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Giuliani has been shopping the story to journalists around Washington.
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"Spygate" was suddenly the news and journalists even resented that.
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He also donated $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Seven journalists were killed in South Sudan in 2015 alone.
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Each successive ruling seemed to infuriate journalists and liberals more.
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However, many journalists don't go public about violence or harassment.
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But ultimately a very small percentage of journalists do that.
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Journalists Salhan Ahmad and Yoonjung Seo contributed to this report.
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I mean, those are the questions that journalists should ask.
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He types 53 characters; he sends journalists into a tizzy.
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Thousands of executives, investors and journalists are expected to attend.
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The two foreign journalists are detained at police station no.
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In the secretly recorded video, Strache compared journalists to prostitutes.
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Some historians and senior Indian journalists were also highly critical.
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We pretended to be caterers, publicists, journalists, and other VIPs.
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What happened to the journalists who covered Steven Avery's trial?
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Two Reuters journalists have been detained in Myanmar since Dec.
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And this is what the journalists haven't quite figured out.
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Tens of thousands of messages directed specifically at Jewish journalists.
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How can this research inform how journalists or advocates work?
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But the young student journalists couldn't handle Paris' tough love.
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The raids have sparked outrage from journalists and watchdog groups.
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Journalists could do work and not expect to be targeted.
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And in order to cover the president, journalists require access.
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Others on the DHS list are journalists, organizers, and lawyers.
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And then he testily told the journalists to move on.
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Journalists are no longer gatekeepers in the way they were.
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Journalists feel more comfortable challenging his claims publicly and directly.
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He was investigating the significance of that regime for journalists.
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Russian journalists soon built a detailed account of his escape.
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She felt personally closer to events than many other journalists.
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And journalists should be held to high standards as well.
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Suddenly, journalists began covering these events with relatively high frequency.
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"Journalists love to try and identify one event," she jokes,.
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We really had to think about our roles as journalists.
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Where will I find so many female journalists for you?
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Political journalists subsequently walked out of Downing Street in protest.
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However, not all Indian journalists believe there is a problem.
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Smith was a sales assistant and the others were journalists.
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Reuters journalists visited two dozen schools in Srinagar on Monday.
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The hounding of journalists from their jobs chills free speech.
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Istanbul's Arab Media Association now counts 850 journalists as members.
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"Press" is littered with inaccuracies, which viewing journalists revelled in.
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That's not to say that journalists are blameless — we're not.
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The goal is simple: to help journalists work with technology.
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He also promised to release journalists who had been jailed.
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Journalists use their smartphones during a power outage in Caracas.
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Our video documents what our journalists found in northeastern Syria.
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It won't be limited to hobbyists, journalists and law enforcement.
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Egypt now holds about 30,000 political prisoners, including many journalists.
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Journalists and other observers questioned whether Egyptian security was involved.
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The government also has a fearsome reputation for jailing journalists.
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That kind of behavior poses a real challenge for journalists.
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Myanmar's Supreme Court rejected the journalists' final appeal in April.
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This could limit the Chinese journalists' access to American officials.
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"We have all these journalists in this room," she said.
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So there has to be freedom for journalists to work.
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The law has also been used against journalists and lawyers.
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This is true for companies, billionaires, tech executives and journalists.
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A swath of journalists were available and looking for work.
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Nine of the panels are moderated by journalists from Bloomberg.
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Then she sells baskets she has woven to visiting journalists.
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The new breed of journalists has produced some impressive scoops.
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The journalists were reportedly placed under investigation by Pakistani authorities.
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I tell him that journalists do it all the time.
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I know this is something journalists think about a lot.
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The president is calling for the firing of individual journalists. .
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Sometimes journalists are exactly the stereotypes we believe they are.
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Fleeing the censors at home, journalists found freedom in exile.
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How does he really view journalists and the news media?
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Even so, the debate among professionals and surf journalists continues.
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It now has more than 15 people, including 12 journalists.
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Zaw Htay said the journalists' legal rights were being respected.
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For Egypt's obsequious journalists, however, darker forces were at work.
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Mr Jeyenbekov has form when it comes to suing journalists.
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The tiffs were largely over American journalists' access to Obama.
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Only accountable journalists at news sites like Rappler or Stopfake.
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Partisan journalists are interested in getting people to consider ideas.
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China requires all foreign journalists to renew their accreditation annually.
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And you can tell which journalists are really in it.
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Some journalists said officials are intimidating them following the coup.
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Journalists Muhammad Jambaz and Simon Cullen contributed to this report.
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Political activists, civil society members and journalists have been detained.
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Activists estimate the number of journalists in prison at 16.
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Journalists and spectators alike were crowded into an overflow room.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists called for the teen's release.
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From the beginning, the case against the journalists was absurd.
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Some 32,000 people, including soldiers and journalists, have been arrested.
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And it's not only journalists' voices that are been attacked.
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He has already declared that some journalists should be killed.
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Investigative journalists have catalogued corruption at all levels of government.
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Journalists have started airing problems in the tightly censored media.
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Journalists are trying to "lynch" him, and purvey "fake news".
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Once of them, Zoran Kosijer, told journalists he was innocent.
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Journalists critical of the show have also caused her tsoris.
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I guess journalists never really ask about our personal life.
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Opposition politicians are being shot; activists and journalists are disappearing.
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For journalists, is it time to delete your old tweets?
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He added journalists should condemn those who willfully cross it.
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In the main text, journalists tend to the opposite sin.
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Journalists reporting on Aadhaar's shortcomings have been intimidated by authorities.
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Amazon invited journalists into the store yesterday for a preview.
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To promote The Gap, I insisted on interviewing the journalists.
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In response Nabil Sadek, the public prosecutor, vilified foreign journalists.
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She said they were not jailed because they were journalists.
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Inspired, Morley began working his connections with journalists and professors.
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Eventually he walked into the room where journalists were waiting.
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"We've been friends for a long time," Trump told journalists.
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Again, I don't want to sound too negative about journalists.
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Three journalists said they were also subjected to police violence.
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Journalists would turn it into the crime of the century.
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The businessmen in the video, however, were actually undercover journalists.
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We teach science to children who want to be journalists.
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Tech journalists should have a "why do I care" thesis.
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Yes, journalists must do more to avoid inaccuracy and bias.
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The courtroom was packed with observers, sketch artists, and journalists.
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Still, journalists remain frustrated with his behavior in the briefings.
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And a separate state statute bars search warrants against journalists.
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That's what journalists like Daniel Dale, now of CNN, do.
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This, said the consortia of journalists that notably did not
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If you watched the movie Spotlight, you saw journalists at
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Critics have accused the president of promoting violence against journalists.
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I kept screaming and annoying all the serious film journalists.
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Numbers from the Committee to Protect Journalists are even higher.
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A total of 81 Turkish journalists were jailed this year.
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But, he explained, prosecuting journalists "was tricky" for legal reasons.
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More recent investigations targeting journalists have further chilled free speech.
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They didn't want him to speak to journalists, he said.
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Most of the detained journalists said they had been tortured.
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Not just journalists or media pundits, but regular, everyday people.
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But the app's demographic goes considerably beyond activists and journalists.
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When journalists write about gravitational waves, they talk to scientists.
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Scores of journalists have been sacked for criticising government policy.
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The journalists refused because they were too busy, he says.
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Joshua Carroll and Lauren DeCicca are journalists based in Yangon.
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"There won't be early elections," he told journalists on Monday.
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Journalists have a job, and that is to glean details.
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"The Chinese market is still very dynamic," Zetsche told journalists.
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On Twitter, several CEOs, politicians and journalists praised TRAI's order.
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Jayalalithaa regularly filed defamation suits against journalists and opposition politicians.
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She's not a journalist, you see— that's what journalists do.
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I assume that's why so many journalists accidentally retweeted you.
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But it didn't seem to have any impact on journalists?
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Free societies do not throw journalists and historians into prison.
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Journalists Buena Bernal and Jinky Jorgio contributed to this report
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That was the end of journalists phoning in their reports.
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Abu Amra said they were both clearly marked as journalists.
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The move followed an outcry by journalists and opposition politicians.
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Barr did not reject the possibility of jailing journalists outright.
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He's one of the few real journalists left out there.
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A number of Reuters journalists are members of the FCC.
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Journalists typically describe gerrymandering as a contest between political parties.
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It warned journalists to avoid reporting that it is responsible.
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For the latest updates on Reuters journalists imprisoned in Myanmar.
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A senior executive publicly threatened journalists who criticized the company.
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Some journalists at the event also applauded during her remarks.
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Journalism was far too important to be left to journalists.
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It can seem like tech journalists cover social issues disproportionately.
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We take issues of safety (of our journalists) very seriously.
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Do you typically find music journalists to be gloomy people?
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Ryan, along with four others -- including three journalists -- were murdered.
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"No one should lie at the border," Goodale told journalists.
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Journalists covering the protests said that security forces harassed them.
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In 2015 alone, three journalists were killed and 14 imprisoned.
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But one significant event seems to have slipped passed journalists.
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Scuffles broke out between them and residents as journalists approached.
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Find journalists with whom you can work and build bridges.
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Mr Trump belittles his adversaries, journalists and harmless radio hosts.
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The journalists who are speaking leave long gaps between clauses.
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We'd wager journalists will also be invited on inspection tours.
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"We're not considering such measures for now," Siluanov told journalists.
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Why isn't he taking the threat against journalists more seriously?
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Kill terrorists to save children, or focus on banging journalists?
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Being a journalist myself, I know how lazy journalists are.
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It quickly became clear that most journalists led interesting lives.
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The fate of dozens of other Mosul journalists remains unknown.
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Previously, when journalists used it, ambassadors would dispatch angry letters.
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BitTorrent is also bringing on several former Al Jazeera journalists.
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This man's job is to help journalists navigate these situations.
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It also criticized British journalists for reporting on the comments.
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Kaptur settled for a snapshot of the journalists and left.
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Hackers have been targeting journalists, and their organizations, for years.
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Few journalists covering the case think Tensing will be convicted.
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Veracruz is the most dangerous state in Mexico for journalists.
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TV's "Rising" that journalists are grandstanding during televised press briefings.
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Churches, chambers of commerce, journalists, and politicians were brought onboard.
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Journalists are trained to maintain objectivity as a professional touchstone.
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Shame on those who have abused other citizens and journalists.
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For younger journalists Hersh seems to come from another world.
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Don't believe the crap you see from these people [journalists].
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"The problems of Oi are financial," de Angelis told journalists.
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That gives Clinton 96% of donations from journalists in August.
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And a number of mainstream journalists helped them do it.
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Journalists and bloggers were completely free to participate or not.
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A Turkish court freed the two British journalists on Sept.
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"It could be anything," Gulen told journalists through a translator.
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It was a tense period for journalists in Hong Kong.
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Months earlier, CNN forced out three journalists over similar missteps.
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The Chinese rarely acknowledge mistreatment of journalists working in China.
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The government rebuffed the charge that it was targeting journalists.
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Will journalists let Trump's insults overshadow the Dem primary process?
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To mainstream 'journalists': don't cover this up, don't ignore it.
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Student journalists are, increasingly, the information lifeline for their communities.
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Trump blasted such stories as "fake news" and berated journalists.
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The problem is really with the journalists writing about it.
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Journalists keep having to step in to state the facts.
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Journalists charted his stumbles through vivid descriptions of his benders.
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Hundreds of journalists have been forced out of their jobs.
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My art is no longer available to journalists that way.
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It helped, too, that journalists dubbed him the Arkansas Elvis.
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Several journalists have skillfully reported on the tech worker actions.
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" He referred to the crowd as "online journalists and influencers.
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Journalists faced a true challenge when the Mueller probe began.
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Journalists who take on powerful interests have always faced dangers.
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But as several journalists have observed, none of the tickets
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It's unclear how many of those cuts will impact journalists.
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But many journalists now find themselves with a tough choice.
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"We can't wait any longer," Mattarella told journalists in Rome.
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Journalists and others were quick to snort at the mantra.
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But the leaks then started coming as journalists kept digging.
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She didn't have his decades of practice at manipulating journalists.
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No mainstream journalists have been able to confirm those reports.
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Hillary Clinton will speak today to minority journalists in Washington.
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Trump also bonded with Putin over a scorn for journalists.
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Television and print journalists flocked to the spectacle around Nixon.
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The truth is, the drivers here aren't accustomed to journalists.
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Kayima couldn't say when the journalists would appear in court.
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Some others in the group, including two Dutch journalists, escaped.
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At times, "The Fourth Estate" follows journalists into their homes.
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He said he would trust journalists to judge its veracity.
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Sports journalists took to Twitter and roundly criticized the concept.
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The other two American journalists on the team were unhurt.
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American journalists found their own reasons to celebrate her win.
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Several journalists, including an Associated Press photographer, have been attacked.
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According to leaks that several journalists are corroborating, Warner Bros.
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Journalists exist to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted.
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The three journalists were allegedly working undercover while in CAR.
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Don't blame the reporters and journalists inside these news channels.
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"I think the journalists have taken it personally," Stewart said.
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We get journalists and writers and lots of poets, too.
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Right now, journalists need all the support they can get.
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All three victims had something in common: They were journalists.
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Then, in 2014 and 2015, journalists just weren't going anymore.
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Journalists have close ties to agents for scoops and stories.
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Because the doors are being closed to journalists and citizens.
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And too many analysts and journalists fall for this baloney.
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Sadly, journalists like Kelly have become targets in this environment.
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McCain also had a gruff, but affectionate relationship with journalists.
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The journalists were allowed to observe the exercises under restrictions.
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Including whether journalists, like teachers, would be Bs in China.
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Journalists have used the documents to expose violations at universities.
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I hope Times journalists won't be intimidated by this argument.
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ME: But journalists are targeted by the cartels in Mexico?
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She said the journalists had entered the country as tourists.
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Trump supporters at rallies shout, "Tell the truth!" at journalists.
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Sixteen Times journalists recount their work on the historic article.
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The journalists in the room were silent as he spoke.
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Churches, minority communities, gay nightclubs, politicians and journalists are threatened.
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Their opponents and journalists critical of their governance often disappeared.
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Even journalists live with the consequences of our political choices.
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I wouldn't feel comfortable suggesting that our journalists shouldn't vote.
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For journalists around the world, this is the new normal.
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Those journalists and academics publicly questioning the value of education?
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Journalists from several Colombian media outlets accompanied the group, ¡PACIFISTA!
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