An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh’s interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country.

tag:reuters.com,2024:binary_RC2S2BA6VH3K-BASEIMAGE

KOB 4

Albuquerque

Bernalillo County

New Mexico

United States

Rights groups condemn Bangladesh for canceling accreditation of 167 journalists

Ad Fontes Media

All Sides

Media Bias/Fact Check

Associated Press News

Independent Media

An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh’s interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country

abc News

The Walt Disney Company

NEW DELHI (AP) -- An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh's interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country.

Financial Post

Leon Cooperman

Allianz

Canada

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY.   The Editors' Council of Bangladesh has condemned a decision by the interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists and said that the action threatens press freedom and undermines a democratic environment by risking censorship and creating a restrictive media atmosphere.
World News | Bangladesh Editors' Council Slams Interim Govt's Move to Revoke 167 Press Accreditation…

Latestly

Bangladesh Editors' Council Slams Interim Govt's Move to Revoke 167 Press Accreditations

NEW DELHI (AP) — An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh’s interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country. Between Oct. 29 and Nov. 7, the Press Information Department revoked the accreditations in three phases, drawing widespread criticism from press advocates and journalists.  The move has added to concerns over press freedom …

Hubbard Broadcasting

NEW DELHI (AP) — An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh’s interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country. The move to cancel accreditations has added to concerns over press freedom and harassment of journalists following the ouster

KTVZ

News-Press & Gazette Company

Bend

Deschutes County

Oregon

An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh's interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists, calling it a threat to press freedom in the country.

Newsday

Winnipeg Sun

Dhaka, Nov 13 (PTI) The Editors’ Council of Bangladesh has condemned a decision by the interim government to cancel press accreditations for 167 journalists and said that the action threatens press freedom and undermines a democratic environment by risking censorship and creating a restrictive media atmosphere. The Press Information Department (PID) has revoked the accreditation cards of 167 journalists in three phases, including many seasoned p…

Rights groups condemn Bangladesh for canceling accreditation of 167 journalists

Coverage Details

Bias Distribution

Ownership

Similar News Topics

Similar News Topics