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    The Taliban takeover of is raising fears about the future of Afghan media. Learn more about the situation for here:

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  2. Read in The Torch newsletter today (& subscribe): - Afghan photographer Morteza Samadi detained by Taliban - Iranian photojournalist Majid Saeedi arrested while covering Afghan refugee camps - BBC news crew threatened by COVID protesters in UK

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  3. Read in newsletter today: -Egyptian journalist faces trial over tweet -CPJ condemns administration bypassing human rights conditions in military aid to Egypt -An exiled Syrian journalist’s advice for fleeing Afghan reporters

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  4. Eritrea is the worst jailer of journalists in sub-Saharan Africa, with at least 16 journalists behind bars Most journalists jailed in have been imprisoned since the government cracked down on the country's independent media 20 years ago

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  5. 15. sep.

    “Algerian journalists should be able to work freely and cover sensitive topics without fear that they will be jailed and face charges that could carry the death penalty.” said Program Coordinator .

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  6. for 22 timer siden

    Algerian journalist Mohamed Mouloudj faces charges of "spreading false news," "harming national unity," and terrorism, apparently because he reported on the Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylie, which the government considers a terrorist group.

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  7. Are you a journalist preparing to cover protests at the U.S. Capitol planned for this weekend? CPJ's safety advisory on covering U.S. protests over police violence includes information that may help you stay safe. Read, bookmark, and share:

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  8. Afghan photographer Morteza Samadi detained by Taliban since September 7

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  9. The nonbinding recommendation lists dozens of steps that states can take to ensure that journalists can work safely, including to prosecute all criminal acts committed against journalists, and to take other actions to protect members of the press.

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  10. “The European Commission has taken an important step by making journalists’ safety a top priority. Now, EU states must take the initiative to make this recommendation a reality,” says , CPJ’s EU representative.

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  11. CPJ welcomes new journalist safety guidelines published by the , and calls on EU member states to implement them as soon as possible.

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  12. Cartoonists have come under threat worldwide for doing their jobs. Often, they are targeted because their satirical portraits communicate complex political ideas in an accessible form. Ahead of , CPJ is spotlighting cases of cartoonists under threat:

    This wry cartoon by Signe Wilkinson, which won the 2015 World Press Freedom International Editorial Cartoon competition, sums up the dangers faced by cartoonists, which include censorship, lawsuits, attacks, and murder. (Signe Wilkinson)
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  13. Cartoonists are often targeted for calling power to account. In April 2020, Peruvian cartoonist Carlos Tovar Samanez published a political cartoon. A few hours later, he received an email saying: “This is the end of the line, Carlos Tovar.”

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  14. “Promises by Tanzania’s government to improve the country’s press freedom climate will continue to ring hollow if authorities keep up the trend of taking newspapers off the streets on the flimsiest pretexts,” said 's .

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  15. CPJ is deeply disappointed that Nicaraguan authorities have charged La Prensa publisher Juan Lorenzo Holmann with money laundering, and ordered him to remain in detention until the conclusion of his trial. All charges against Holmann should be dropped and he should be released.

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  16. “Algerian authorities must release journalist Mohamed Mouloudj immediately and drop all the charges against him,” said 's . “Algerian journalists should be able to work freely and cover sensitive topics without fear."

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  17. Algerian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release reporter Mohamed Mouloudj and ensure that members of the press can work in the country without fear of imprisonment.

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  18. On June 15, 2020, Brazilian Minister of Justice André Mendonça requested a criminal investigation into cartoonist Renato Aroeira for publishing a cartoon and into journalist Ricardo Noblat for reposting that cartoon on Twitter.

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  19. “Polish lawmakers should reject the proposed amendment to the country’s Broadcasting Act, which is a transparent effort to target TVN24 for its independent and critical reporting,” said 's .

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  20. Polish lawmakers should reject an amendment to the country’s broadcast media law that threatens the independence of commercial television broadcaster TVN24.

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  21. 15. sep.

    : Freelance photographer Morteza Samadi has been in Taliban custody for eight days. CPJ reiterates its call on the Taliban to immediately and unconditionally release Samadi and commit to allowing the media to operate freely and independently.

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