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High Court Upholds Conviction and Sends Former Hong Kong Journalists Association Chair to Five Days in Jail

The ruling tightens legal pressure on reporters and could deepen self-censorship in a city already facing a steep decline in press freedom.

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Israeli Strike Kills Al Jazeera Journalist in Gaza

American Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Baghdad as Search Intensifies

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Central Baghdad as Iraq Detains Suspect Tied to Kataib Hezbollah

Iraq Arrests Suspect After Kidnapping of U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson in Baghdad

Sheinbaum Seeks Update From Attorney General on 2005 Disappearance of Reporter Alfredo Jiménez Mota

Palestinian Journalist Amal Shamaly Killed in Central Gaza Strike

Peru Court Takes Urresti Appeal Under Advisement in 1988 Journalist Murder Case

Federal Judge Lifts Home Confinement for Veracruz Reporter Rafael León

Journalists Julián Mazoy and Jeff Martínez Freed After SEBIN Detention at Venezuela Border

Doumbouya Takes Big Lead in Guinea Presidential Count, Early Tallies Show

Veracruz Journalist’s Hearing Reset to Dec. 30 as Rights Complaint Challenges Terrorism Charge

Turkey Sentences Journalist Fatih Altayli to Four Years for 'Threatening' Erdogan

European Parliament Cancels Italy Rule-of-Law Mission After Center-Right Vote

Thailand Indicts Australian Journalist Over Posts Criticizing Malaysian Regulator

Radio Free Asia to Halt All News Operations Friday as Shutdown Drags On

Lead U.S. Investigator Says Report on Shireen Abu Akleh Was Softened to Omit Intentional Shooting Finding

SIP Wraps 81st Assembly With Stark Warning on Press Freedom Across the Americas

Press Groups Back Habeas Bid as ICE Moves to Deport Georgia Journalist Mario Guevara

ICE Holds Journalist Mario Guevara Under Deportation Order as Courts Weigh Emergency Pleas