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Committee to Protect Journalists calls for investigation into alleged targeting of Ukraine journalist

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When Shulhat began recording and questioning the officers about potential links to his probe into Vityuk’s property holdings, they promptly left. While Ukraine has made progress in promoting press freedom and media pluralism, the country still faces significant challenges in this area.

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Philly Officials Issue Warning About Fentanyl-laced Pressed Pills

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Fentanyl-laced pressed pills are becoming more common in Pennsylvania, officials warn.

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Amnesty International report alleges Pegasus spyware targeted India journalists

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Amnesty International released a report Thursday alleging the targeted use of Pegasus spyware against prominent Indian journalists, rekindling apprehensions about government surveillance and press freedom in the country, following the 2021 Pegasus project disclosures that sent shockwaves through India.

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India releases draft press registration rules, authorizing faceless audits and inspections

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The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday released the draft Press and Registration of Periodicals Rules, 2024, for a 30-day consultation period until February 4. The PRP Act repealed the colonial-era Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867.

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UN experts raise concerns about Guadeloupe water crisis and censorship

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UN independent experts expressed concern about the ongoing water shortage in Guadeloupe, a French Caribbean island. While France continues to dispute concerns about pollution, the experts found more than 60% of water in Guadeloupe is lost through leaks before it reaches the taps, resulting in enormous waste.

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UN expert urges Philippines to better protect safety of journalists

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Irene Khan, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression and opinion, expressed concerns Friday about the escalating number of journalist killings in the Philippines and called for immediate action. Khan emphasized that the murder of journalists constitutes the “most egregious form of censorship.”

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Hong Kong government sends new national security bill to Legislative Council for debate

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Reuters reported that investors and legal professors have raised concerns about the lack of individual rights safeguards, which may discourage foreign investment. ” Foreign governments have also voiced their concerns about human rights safeguards. .”