Asia

2004

  

Journalists Are Owed Protection in Wartime

Journalists Are Owed Protection in Wartime By Joel Simon Newsday March 31, 2003

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Murder by MediaWhy the Rwandan genocide tribunal went too far.

Murder by MediaWhy the Rwandan genocide tribunal went too far. By Joel Simon Slate

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Indonesian military hems in press on Aceh citizens

Indonesian military hems in press on Aceh citizens By A. Lin Neumann The Asian Times Online

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HK citizens call impromptu referendum

HK citizens call impromptu referendum By A. Lin Neumann The Asian Times Online www.atimes.com

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Media Concerns About Covering the War

Media Concerns About Covering the War By Joel Campagna The Boston Globe March 19, 2003

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Hu Must Free China’s Media

Hu Must Free China’s Media By Sophie Beach The Asian Wall Street Journal

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A Brave Student Becomes a Symbol Of Modern China

A Brave Student Becomes a Symbol Of Modern China By Sophie Beach The Asian Wall Street Journal

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Journalist imprisoned

New York, December 8, 2004—The Committee to Protect Journalists is outraged that Chinese authorities have detained journalist Shi Tao, putting the total number jailed in the country at 42. On November 24, freelance journalist Shi was taken into custody because of his writings criticizing Chinese policy. Police from the security bureau of Changsha, Hunan Province,…

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Journalist bludgeoned to death

New York, December 2, 2004—The body of a young reporter was found Saturday in a garbage bin on the outskirts of Tabuk in remote Kalinga Province, the latest slaying in one of the deadliest years on record for Filipino journalists. Police believe that Stephen Omaois, 24, was bludgeoned to death, according to international news reports.…

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One journalist released, 42 still behind bars

New York, November 30, 2004—The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the November 27 release of dissident journalist Liu Jingsheng, imprisoned since 1992 for “spreading counterrevolutionary propaganda.” But with 42 journalists still behind bars—including four imprisoned in 2004 alone—China remains the world’s leading jailer of journalists. CPJ called on the Chinese government to reverse its long…

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2004