Reporters Without Borders
Journalism Organization and Advocacy Group
U.S. press freedom improves; Israel, Iran worse: survey...while covering the offensive," it said. At the bottom of the list were Turkmenistan, North Korea and Eritrea "where media are so suppressed they are nonexistent," said Reporters Without Borders. Iran dropped to No. 172 from No. 166, with... In this article: Reporters Without Borders, United States, Israel, Iran, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Gaza Strip, Afghanistan, Iraq, and House of Representatives |
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CNN | May 13, 2008
Journalists in Myanmar 'live in fear' - CNN.com
...dissidents and other activists. Last year, Reporters Without Borders ranked Myanmar as the world's sixth worst violator of media freedom, after Eritrea, North Korea, Turkmenistan, Iran, and Cuba. Despite the hazards, many local...
In this article: Burma, Kenji Nagai, Yangon, Bangkok, Thailand, Buddhist, Committee to Protect Journalists, and United Nations
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Christian Science Monitor | February 11, 2008
Burma's censors monitor Internet, newspapers - and poets csmonitor.com
...out of favor with the government. Reporters Without Borders' (RSF) Press Freedom Index placed Burma 164th out of 168 countries last year, just ahead of Cuba, Eritrea, Turkmenistan, and North Korea. This year, the country might do even...
In this article: Burma, Saw Wai, BBC, Valentine's Day, North Korea, Rangoon, Cuba, and Eritrea
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Reuters | December 15, 2008
Turkmens hail democratic vote, critics cite faults
Reporters Without Borders called Turkmenistan, along with North Korea, an "unchanging hell" in its latest global press freedom report, saying its population "is cut off from the world and is subjected to propaganda worthy of a bygone age."
In this article: Saparmurat Niyazov, Turkmenistan, Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, Democratic Party, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and Human Rights Watch
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www.csmonitor.com
Why Iran's Twitter revolution is unique
...media. In its 2007 World Press Freedom Index, Reporters Without Borders ranked the country 166th of 169 countries, worse than authoritarian regimes such as Burma and Cuba, and only better than Turkmenistan, North Korea, and Eritrea. And...
In this article: Twitter, Iran, Facebook, Cadre, Global Voices Online, Open Society Institute, Harvard University, and YouTube
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The Hindu - News | September 18, 2008
Activists occupy Turkmenistan's embassy in Paris
...held in the Central Asian country. French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner says the activists from media watchdog Reporters Without Borders briefly entered the embassy before leaving peacefully. The activists were calling attention to...
In this article: Paris, Turkmenistan, Bernard Kouchner, and Ogulsapar Muradova
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eWEEK Technology News | March 13, 2009
Report Names Top 10 Enemies of Internet Freedom
...efforts to scramble or jam online content. It's not a pretty picture. Twelve of the countries called out by Reporters Without Borders -- Burma, China, Cuba, Egypt, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia,...
In this article: Internet censorship, Vietnam, South Korea, Australia, All rights reserved, and Trademark
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www.washingtonpost.com | October 23, 2006
U.S. Rank on Press Freedom Slides Lower
...end of September. The group noted its concern over the declining rankings of some Western democracies as well as the persistence of other countries in imposing harsh punishments on media that criticize political leaders. "Unfortunately...
In this article: United States, North Korea, China, Democracy, Islam, Muhammad, and Anna Politkovskaya
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CNET News.com | March 11, 2008
March 12 recognized as Online Free Expression Day Tech news blog - CNET News
...and Vietnam). In conjunction with the protest, Reporters Without Borders will release a new version of its Handbook for Cyber-dissidents, and an update to the organization's list of "Internet enemies." Though it wasn't made clear...
In this article: Josh Wolf, CNET News, Windows Vista, Microsoft, Vietnam, Burma, Egypt, and China
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arstechnica.com
US tests censorship circumvention tool; Chinese shrug
...back their plans to mandate more filtering, while Vietnam added an additional layer. These three are just the beginning, though; Reporters Without Borders also points the finger at Burma, Cuba, North Korea, Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia,...
In this article: E mail, US, Internet censorship, Iran, China, China Daily, Hotmail, and Gmail
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Reporters Without Borders, or RWB (Reporters sans frontières, Spanish: Reporteros Sin Fronteras, or RSF, 無國界記者, گزارشگران بدون مرز, Arabic: مراسلون بلا حدود ') is a Paris-based international non-governmental organization that advocates freedom of the press. It was founded in 1985 by Robert Ménard, Rony Brauman and the journalist Jean-Claude Guillebaud. Jean-François Julliard has served as Secretary General since 2008.
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