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Information in danger

Media freedom threatened by violence, censorship and curbs on access to information

Published on 19 April 2012Read

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Media obstructed

National media prevented from covering anti-nuclear protest in Tamil Nadu

Published on 21 March 2012Read

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Two journalists murdered in space of two weeks in Madhya Pradesh

Reporters Without Borders deplores the death of newspaper reporter Rajesh Mishra, who was attacked and beaten over the head on 1 March in Rewa, (...)

Published on 5 March 2012 Read

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Government launches new broad offensive on electronic communications

Reporters Without Borders is alarmed by the latest demands being made by India’s security agencies with the aim of reinforcing surveillance of (...)

Published on 23 February 2012 Read

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Indian court to rule on Internet firms’ responsibility for third-party content

The defendants in the criminal trial of 21 Internet firms accused of hosting offensive content raised several irregularities and points of (...)

Published on 16 February 2012 Read

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Danish journalists banned from India over TV documentaries

Reporters Without Borders deplores the blacklisting by the Indian authorities of journalists from the Danish public broadcaster Danmarks Radio. (...)

Published on 7 February 2012 Read

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Start of 2012 marked by violations of freedom of information in world’s biggest democracy

Reporters Without Borders is concerned about a series of breaches of press freedom and attacks on journalists since the start of the year. “We (...)

Published on 13 January 2012 Read

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Two photographers badly beaten by Srinagar police

Reporters Without Borders condemns the beatings that two news photographers received from local police and members of the Central Reserve Police (...)

Published on 23 August 2011 Read

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Right to Information campaigner Shehla Masood shot dead

Reporters Without Borders expressed deep shock today at the murder of Indian freedom of information activist and blogger Shehla Masood and called (...)

Published on 17 August 2011 Read