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CPJ announces 2017 International Press Freedom Awardees

Four journalists from Cameroon, Mexico, Thailand, and Yemen will be honored with CPJ's 2017 International Press Freedom Awards. The journalists--Afrah Nasser from Yemen, Ahmed Abba from Cameroon, Patricia Mayorga from Mexico, and Pravit Rojanaphruk from Thailand--have faced government harassment, death threats, or imprisonment in their pursuit of the truth. PBS journalist Judy Woodruff will receive CPJ's inaugural Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award.

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Calls for Republic of the Congo president to free jailed Talassa editor

The Committee to Protect Journalists and Reporters Sans Frontières write to Republic of Congo President Denis Sassou Nguesso, about Ghys Fortuné Dombé Bemba, editor of the privately owned newspaper Talassa, who has been jailed without charge since January.

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