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Nigeria’s Journalists Eye Abubakar with Skepticism

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Bowing to International Pressure, Cameroon’s President Pardons Pius Njawe

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Bringing Back a Legend: Tempo Magazine Reopens in Jakarta

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On My Imprisonment in Than Cam Prison

A Summarized Report Doan Viet Hoat was released from prison in Vietnam on September 1, 1998, midway through a 15-year sentence for publishing pro-democracy newsletters. He was set free under an amnesty program timed to coincide with Vietnam’s national day, but was then immediately expelled from the country.

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Reformasi on the Air: Indonesia’s New Political Climate Spawns a Radio Format

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Reform’s Key Moment: Sri Lankan Journalists Face Off with the Military

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1998 Press Freedom Awards – Announcement

The CPJ International Press Freedom Awards honor journalists who have courageously provided independent news coverage and viewpoints in the face of arrest, imprisonment, violence against them and their families, and threats of death. The following five journalists will receive the 1998 CPJ International Press Freedom Awards from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) in ceremonies…

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Editorials on Turkey in U.S. Press

The Washington Post — Turkey’s Press: Turkey’s Kurds The New York Times: Turkey, Jailer of Journalists The Philadelphia Inquirer: Free speech under fire Turkey leads the world in jailing journalists

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